einbeziehen

To include something as part of a larger whole, often with the idea of combining or adapting it into a system.

To work something in as part of a process, often gradually; used especially for ideas, materials, or new elements.

A very broad word meaning to take in, include, or add something; the exact meaning depends on context.

To include or contain within something, often emphasizing that something is part of the total amount or set.

A more formal and less common word meaning to incorporate something into a larger whole.

To insert or add something into a specific place, with emphasis on placement within a text, list, or structure.

Like 'integrieren' but with an explicit target; it sounds a bit heavy and is less commonly used.

To build something into something else, often in practical, technical, or structural contexts.

To include together with other elements, often emphasizing that something is also considered in a decision or plan.

To make something a part of something else; this is a more descriptive and less common expression.

To bring together and combine separate parts, groups, or data; the focus is on merging distinct elements.

To classify or place something into a category or system; more about categorizing than simply including.