union

birlik, birleşme B1

the act of joining together, or a group of countries or organizations that have joined together

The European Union is a political and economic union of many countries.

• Scientists advocated for a union of research institutions to share data.
• A union of two companies created a larger market presence.
• The treaty established a customs union that facilitated trade across borders.
• Historical unions often reshaped the cultural landscape of entire regions.

• political union · siyasi birleşme The political union of the two countries was formalized in 1995.
• customs union · gümrük birliği Member states benefit from a customs union that eliminates tariffs.
• form a union The neighboring states decided to form a union to strengthen their economies.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

zıt: separation

sendika, işçi birliği B2

an organized association of workers formed to protect and promote their rights and interests

The union organized a strike to demand higher wages.

• Students formed a union to voice concerns about tuition fees.
• Union members voted on the new collective agreement last week.
• The union's legal team prepared a case against the employer's unfair practices.
• International labor unions collaborate to improve working conditions worldwide.

• trade union · meslek sendikası The trade union negotiated better wages for its members.
• union representative · sendika temsilcisi The union representative attended the management meeting.
• join a union Many workers decide to join a union to gain collective bargaining power.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: association