It will most likely mean merge into the left hand lane.
I'm not sure what you exactly mean, but if you mean how to merge layers, select all layers (Using CTRL and left click), then right click on them and select merge layers.
1) Left-click the blue word "Merge" on the side of the page.2) In the box provided, "paste" the Question into which you want to merge the other.3) Left-click the orange "Merge" button.
Merge into the nearest left lane when it is safe to do so.
There will be fewer lanes ahead. Traffic must merge left. Drivers in the left lane should allow others to merge smoothly. Right lane ends.
The root word "merge" means to combine or blend together.
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Highlight the cells you want to merge by left clicking, holding and dragging until all the cells are identified. At the top of the screen there should be an icon that looks like a square with two arrows pointing left and right; in older versions of Excel the icon says "Merge and Center". Once your cells are highlighted, click on this icon and the cells will merge and any data entered into the merged cell will be centered.
Merge into is more correct.
There is no meaning for the word mearge. The word, merge, means to come together in a common area. Companies that merge group together assets. Cars merge onto a freeway to join traffic traveling in the same direction.
you mean a merge between link and wolf? if so, no.
Merging, or sometimes called Merge and Center, as content can be centered in the resulting cell. Note, however, that only the content in the first (top, left) cell will be retained using the standard Merge or Merge and Center features.