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单词 merge
释义
merge
verb
uk
/mɜːdʒ/us
/mɝːdʒ/
C2[IorT]
tocombineorjointogether, or tocausethings to do this:
（使）合并；（使）融合
Theydecidedto merge the twocompaniesinto one.他们决定将两家公司合并为一家。
The country's twobiggestbanksareplanningto merge.这个国家最大的两家银行正计划合并。
After a while thenarrowtrailmergeswithawiderpath.过了一会儿，窄道并入了一条较宽的路。
[I]US
(UKfilter in)
tojoinalineofmovingtrafficwithoutcausingothervehiclestoslowdown
平稳并线
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  • Theblueandgreenpaintmerge together at theedges.
  • Theircompaniesareplanningto merge in the NewYear.
  • That is theareawhereourinterestsmerge.
  • Thestreammerges with theriverhere.
  • Thechurchstoodat thepointwhere the tworoadsmerged.
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Connecting and combining
  • abut
  • additive
  • adjoin
  • affix
  • agglutinate
  • aggregation
  • desegregate
  • desegregation
  • dovetail
  • eclectic
  • eclectically
  • hyphenate
  • link(something)up
  • linkage
  • lumpsomeone/somethingtogether
  • marriage
  • marry
  • weave
  • weaving
  • yoke
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(Definition ofmergefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

merge| American Dictionary

merge
verb[I/T]
us
/mɜrdʒ/
tocombineorjointogether:
[I]Route9Asplitsoff fromRoute9, but they merge after 5 moremiles.
(Definition ofmergefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

merge| Business English

merge
verb[IorT]
uk
/mɜːdʒ/us
tojointogether, or to bejoinedtogether, to make alargercompany,organization,department, etc.:
The twobanksdeniedrumoursthat theyaimto merge.
Thecablecompanyannouncedplansto mergeitsadvertisingandsalesoperations.
merge (sth) with/into sthThefirmbecamethe world'slargestsupplierofonlinesecuritysoftwarewhen it merged withitsrivalin a £35mdeal.
merged business/company/entityIn oneyear, thenewlymergedcompanysavedmore than $100 million incosts.
See also
mail-merge
(Definition ofmergefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmerge

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The non-complex one is originally merged in final position, but moves obligatorily to the higher position (139-140).
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People commonly regard monism as a doctrine in which parts are merged into and subservient before the whole - a kind of metaphysical totalitarianism.
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The energetic advantage is balanced by counteracting thermal fluctuations, resulting in an equilibrium of growing, dividing and merging micelles.
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Then the most similar clusters will be merged to make super-clusters.
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I remember your dance and the veil of mist and fog which merged with the clouds above.
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Similar cases marked by only one or two markers were merged into a single more general case.
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Furthermore, the way that role characteristics and their attributes are merged may be bound to various constraints.
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Next, the two formal contexts are merged to generate a pruned concept lattice.
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Reviews 281 voiced interdental fricative and the voiced emphatic dental stop have merged as a pharyngealised dental-alveolar stop.
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Not all domains in these compounds can be derived cyclically and merged under pressure from stress clash.
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The act of merging the sequences for their concordances creates a structure like that shown in figure 5; a deep, sparse tree.
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All tree fragments not yet connected together are merged.
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Intuitively, we construct hypergraphs by drawing edges (with nodes) and then merging the nodes, rather than by drawing nodes and then connecting them by edges.
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They integrated and merged operations, pursuing strategies to segment the market through marketing.
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Next, he merges complexity and uncertainty: 'the distinction between deterministic complexity and uncertainty is inessential' (p. 23).
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