英:[splaɪs]
美:[splaɪs]
英:[splaɪs]
美:[splaɪs]
vt.
绞接
捻接(两段绳子)
胶接
粘接(胶片、磁带等)
n.
胶接处,粘接处,铰接处
复数:splices
第三人称单数:splices
现在分词:splicing
过去式:spliced
过去分词:spliced
splicer (n.)
词根:splice
adj.splicing 接合的
n.splicing 拼接;[生化] 剪接;剪接作用;驳布位
splicer 连接工具;接合东西的人
v.splicing 拼接;使结合(splice的ing形式);绞接
Noun
1. a junction where two things (as paper or film or magnetic tape) have been joined together;
"the break was due to an imperfect splice"
2. joint made by overlapping two ends and joining them together
Verb
1. join the ends of;
"splice film"
2. perform a marriage ceremony;
"The minister married us on Saturday"
"We were wed the following week"
"The couple got spliced on Hawaii"
3. join together so as to form new genetic combinations;
"splice genes"
4. join by interweaving strands;
"Splice the wires"
1520年代,“将(两根绳子)通过交织末端的绞线连接或结合在一起”,最初是水手的词汇,来自荷兰中古语 splissen “拼接”(荷兰语 splitsen),源自原始日耳曼语 *spli-(来自 PIE 根源 *(s)plei- “分裂,拼接”; 参见 flint)。荷兰单词被法语借用为 épisser。
自1620年代起用于绳索外的其他物品。自1912年开始用于电影胶片,自1975年开始用于 DNA。相关词汇: Spliced; splicing; splicer。
接绳
编结
接头
通过接合,将两个独立的传输媒介连接起来的装置。
Verb obsolete Dutch splissen; akin to Middle Dutch splitten to split
The first known use of splice was circa 1525
splint1 of 2noun
a thin flexible strip of wood woven together with others in making a chair seat or basket
splinter entry 1
material or a device used to protect a body part (as a broken arm) and keep it in place
splint2 of 2verb
to support and hold in place with or as if with a splint or splints
splice1 of 2verb
to unite (as two ropes) by weaving the strands together
to unite (as pieces of film) by connecting the ends together
to unite, link, or insert as if by splicing
splice2 of 2noun
a joining or joint made by splicing
splice1 of 2verb
to unite (as two ropes) by weaving the strands together
to unite (as pieces of film) by connecting the ends together
to unite, link, or insert as if by splicing
splice2 of 2noun
a joining or joint made by splicing
splice1 of 2verb
to unite (as two ropes) by weaving the strands together
to unite (as pieces of film) by connecting the ends together
to unite, link, or insert as if by splicing
splice2 of 2noun
a joining or joint made by splicing
splice1 of 2verb
to unite (as two ropes) by weaving the strands together
to unite (as pieces of film) by connecting the ends together
to unite, link, or insert as if by splicing
splice2 of 2noun
a joining or joint made by splicing
splicetransitive verb
to join together or insert (as segments of RNA or DNA) to form new genetic combinations see gene-splicing
spliced a human gene for insulin into a bacterium
1 The boy and I will splice them when we are home.
2 In her documentary videos, installations and multimedia talks, the German artist Hito Steyerl splices opposites, forges unlikely conceptual alliances and creates conundrums.
3 The textile worker’s cutting and joining and the filmmaker’s editing and splicing here become kin.
4 Bob Dylan’s music is spliced into scenes to intensify the philosophical brooding.
5 Handler criticized Instagram’s decision to take down a photo she posted as a joke, which features a shot of Vladimir Putin riding a horse shirtless spliced with a picture of Handler doing the same.
6 In our minute splicing of our lives into milliseconds, we live separated from everything that surrounds us.
7 When they released their first album in 2008, this duo's glitch-riven onslaught of noise spliced with melody seemed like music to bend your mind to.
8 “Mood” is a disparate laundry list of emotional possibilities that don’t really hold together, even with humor spliced in.
9 In “Devotion” Ms. Michelson makes explicit reference to that implicitly religious dance: Pete Drungle’s thrumming, ominous music is roughly spliced with Philip Glass’s “Dance IX,” which Ms. Tharp’s ballet used.
10 It’s a chapter meant to be a lull in the action, so it’s spliced together with flashbacks and exposition.
11 But the view there was just as mesmerizing as the figures, which look out onto a misty, magnificent gorge spliced by the Magdalena River.
12 “The Firsts” is an intimately told story, with detailed and thought-provoking portraits spliced in along the way.
13 They have to learn how to splice together the broken ends of ropes.
他们必须学会怎样把绳子的断头编接起来.
14 Mr. Keepnews salvaged the tune by splicing together the final version from several incomplete studio versions.
15 Footage of the ceremony is spliced in the film with the death of a friend, who has been turned into a vampire.
16 If the contrast illustrates the difference between synthetic and natural, both Hoysted and Maegawa suggest processes of assembling, splicing and evolving.
17 So splicing a classic joke with a load of talking heads is a bit like kicking it to death.
18 And Indiewire described it as “spliced together in a way that runs counter to its message.”
19 Unusual fabric combinations abounded in the collection; Clemens spliced a wool pea coat with puffer padding, a cotton T-shirt with nylon sleeves, and mixed thick cable knits with leather in pants and bombers.
20 The distribution model of bond stress over the splice length is developed.
建立了粘结应力沿锚固长度的分布模式.
1 接头
contact joint bend junction spud huddle bond terminal connector adapter cogging piece nose-piece
3 黏接
4 重组
5 结婚
spousal nuptial union wedding marriage mating matrimony hymen espousal couple mate wed unite hitch conjugate wive pair match marry espouse middle aisle it step off the carpet jump the hurdle change condition become one make one married marrying hymeneal yoke get tied up be hitched get hitched matrimonial step off lead to the altar get spliced connubial connubiality intermarry
8 接合
coadunate conjugate zyg- zygo- syndesis synizesis zygosis connection joint junction incidence synthesis hookup juncture synapse abutment synapsis interosculate set knit yoke coalesce inosculate interface coapt link join connect unite seam approximate graft binding joining conjugation coaptation bond coaptate piece bonded band commissure combine
9 叠接
10 食客
beat shadow heel satellite sponge parasite feeder bleeder mooch hanger-on schnorrer smell-feast tagtail trencherman
12 连接
annectent running attached connective conjunct concatenate copulate conjunctive copulatory copulative conjoint syndetic couplement connection union joint conjunction junction linkage articulation hookup juncture joining copulation ligase jointure linkup joinder connect lock dock yoke inosculate stitch articulate conjoin put link couple join tie tag graft bring together phase attachment connectivity nexus conjugation ligation link-up jointing hook-up attach twin tail mate weld mediate adjoin ligature
13 黏结