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单词 combine
释义
combine
verb
uk
/kəmˈbaɪn/us
/kəmˈbaɪn/
B2[IorT]
to (causeto)existtogether, orjointogether to make asinglething orgroup:
（使）结合；（使）联合；（使）合并；（使）综合
None of us has muchmoneyso let's combine what we've got.我们谁都没多少钱，因此就把我们所有的钱凑在一起吧。
Sickness,combined with(= together with)terribleweather,contrivedtoruinthetrip.疾病，加上恶劣的天气，毁掉了这次旅行。
The twocountriescombinedagainsttheircommonenemy.两国联合起来对抗共同的敌人。
[+ to infinitive]Thesenormallyharmlesssubstancescombinetoformahighlypoisonousgas.通常情况下这些是无害物质，但混合在一起后会形成一种毒性很强的气体。
[T]
If someone combines two or morequalities, they have both of thosequalities:
（人）兼具，兼有
As awriter, he combinedwitand/withpassion.作为一名作家，他既诙谐又不乏激情。
[T]
to do twoactivitiesat the sametime:
兼办，兼做，同时做（两种活动）
Shemanagestosuccessfullycombinefamilylifeand/withacareer.她成功地做到了家庭事业两不误。
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  • Do youknowwhy they'vedecidedto combine the twodepartments?
  • Shemanagesto combine asharpmindwith asympatheticmanner.
  • Governmentbondsare asoundinvestmentbecause they combine goodprofitsand highsecurity.
  • Thedresscombinesstylishlineswith anattractivefloralprintfor aclassicallyfemininelook.
  • As asongwriter, he combined anaturallinguistictalentwith anearfor atune.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Connecting and combining
  • abut
  • additive
  • adjoin
  • affix
  • agglutinate
  • aggregation
  • articulation
  • desegregation
  • dovetail
  • eclectic
  • eclectically
  • elide
  • hyphenate
  • linkage
  • lumpsomeone/somethingtogether
  • marriage
  • marry
  • meld
  • weaving
  • yoke
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Mixing and mixtures
Having and owning - general words
Acting and acts
combine
noun
uk
/ˈkɒm.baɪn/us
/ˈkɑːm.baɪn/

combinenoun(GROUP)

[C,+ sing/pl verb]
agroupofpeopleororganizationsactingtogether inbusiness:
联合体，联合企业，集团
aJapaneseindustrialcombine日本工业联合集团
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Enterprises
  • acquiree
  • acquirer
  • acquiror
  • agency
  • agribusiness
  • answering service
  • citadel
  • firm
  • franchise
  • franchisee
  • franchiser
  • GmbH
  • multinational
  • packer
  • parent company
  • partner up
  • partnership
  • plc
  • private company
  • secretariat
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combinenoun(MACHINE)

[C]
(alsocombine harvester)
alargefarmingmachinethatcutstheplant,separatestheseedfrom thestem, andcleansthegrainas itmovesacrossafield
联合收割机
picture of combine
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Farm vehicles & equipment
  • all-terrain vehicle
  • ATV
  • binder
  • Caterpillar tractor
  • goad
  • harrow
  • harvester
  • milking machine
  • planter
  • plough
  • ploughshare
  • reaper
  • scarecrow
  • seeder
  • sifter
  • sorter
  • spreader
  • tractor
  • yoke
(Definition ofcombinefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

combine| American Dictionary

combine
verb[I/T]
us
/kəmˈbɑɪn/
touniteor tojointogether to make asinglething orgroup:
[T]None of us has muchmoneyso let’s combine what we’ve got.
[+ to infinitive]Whenhydrogenandoxygenmoleculescombine toformwater,heatandelectricityareproduced.
If you combine twoactivities, you do both at the sametime:
[T]Shemanagestosuccessfullycombinemotherhoodand acareer.
combine
noun[C]
us
/ˈkɑm·bɑɪn/
agroupofpeopleororganizationsactingtogether:
Over theyearstheyestablishedalargemediacombine.
(Definition ofcombinefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

combine| Business English

combine
verb
uk
/kəmˈbaɪn/us
[IorT]
tojointogether inorderto make asinglething orgroup, or tojointhings together in this way:
They have a muchbetterchanceofsuccessif theycombineforces.
combine with sthIt was the firsttimeinBritainthat aconcreteproducerhad combined with acementmanufacturer.
[IorT]
tojointogether to have aparticulareffect, or tojointhings together in this way:
combine with sthTheburdenofbadloanshas combined withgovernmentfoot-dragging toslowthepaceofmodernization.
combine sth with sthHe said theplanshould be combined withtaxcuts,includingareductioninbusinessrates.
[T]
to have two differentpartsorqualities:
combine sth with sthThe supercentre combines atraditionalstorewith afull-servicegrocerysection.
combine sth and sthThis is thebeerthatbestcombines goodtasteand alowcaloriecount.
combine
noun[C]
uk
/kəmˈbaɪn/us
/ˈkɑmbaɪn/
agroupofpeopleororganizationsthatworktogether inbusiness:
Theacquisitionwouldcreatea combinepublishingfive of the sixnationaldailynewspapersin the Netherlands.
(Definition ofcombinefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcombine

combine
The orientation of all polar hydrogens was systematically optimized through conformational space search combined with local minimization.
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The term does not include a combined cycle combustion turbine in an integrated gasification combined cycle plant.
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Doctors, patients, and their advocates do not have ready access to the combined peer-reviewed evidence from medical research.
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To further explore this question we combined sequences of all 11 proteins with a full representation of eubacterial taxa (11 species).
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Of the 520 aligned nucleotide positions for both spacers combined (excluding gaps required for alignment), 213 were phylogenetically informative.
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They combined interviews with the suffragists' surviving relatives and supporting evidence from local newspaper reports and public records.
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When homonymy is combined with contrast, it results in a "one form/one meaning" view of language.
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Otherwise, they tended to rely on the particle combined with a general- purpose verb such as put or get.
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The narrowness of the cutting edge combined with the force of the blow it can take makes this tool very adaptable in other areas.
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His broad interest, combined with a critical attitude, definitely had an impact on my own scientific development.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The most obvious of these are questions about the exemplum's rhetorical status, as a narrative form which explicitly combines narrative with cultural authority.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The survey showed a vigorous pursuit of new hybrid programmes combining professional/vocational with linguistic training, legitimising the service role of modern languages.
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Even these lifestyle options can be combined in various ways by an individual.
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Within the passage, therefore, the wish that his father were dead is combined with the wish that he return.
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She asks how the introduction of degrees combining a language with commerce, law, science etc. will affect research output which conventionally has been literature based.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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