英:[fjuːz]
美:[fjuːz]
英:[fjuːz]
美:[fjuːz]
复数:fuses
第三人称单数:fuses
现在分词:fusing
过去式:fused
过去分词:fused
词根:fuse
adj.fused [物] 熔化的,[化学] 熔凝的;装有保险丝的
fusible 易熔的,可熔化的
n.fusion 融合;熔化;熔接;融合物
v.fused 混合;熔解(fuse的过去分词)
verb (1)
transitive verb
to reduce to a liquid or plastic state by heat
the thunderstorm had fused the electric mains—C. K. Finlay
to blend thoroughly by or as if by melting together : combine
Particles are fused to form a new compound.
to stitch by applying heat and pressure with or without the use of an adhesive
intransitive verb
to become fluid with heat
acetate rayon tends to fuse if pressed at too high a temperature—W. L. Carmichael
British to fail because of the blowing of a fuse
to become blended or joined by or as if by melting together
Dreams fuse with reality in her latest film.
noun (1)
an electrical safety device consisting of or including a wire or strip of fusible metal that melts and interrupts the circuit when the current exceeds a particular amperage
noun (2)
a continuous train of a combustible substance enclosed in a cord or cable for setting off an explosive charge by transmitting fire to it
or less commonly fuze a mechanical or electrical detonating device for setting off the bursting charge of a projectile, bomb, or torpedo
verb (2)
transitive verb
to equip with a fuse
fuse box保险丝盒
blasting fuse导爆线;导火线
have a short fuse[美国口语]容易激动,脾气急躁,动辄发怒
short fuse[美俚]暴躁性子;火爆脾气
blow a fuse使保险丝熔断;大怒
fuse holder熔丝架,保险丝支架
fuse protection熔断保护
detonating fusen. 导爆索;引爆信管
fuse together熔合
这组词都有“融化,溶解”的意思,其区别是:
fuse可与melt换用,但侧重指在高温下使两种或两种以上金属的熔合,也可作引申用。
dissolve多指固体溶于溶剂的过程。
melt最常用词,指任何固体的熔化过程,常引申作“消散、淡化或消失”解。
以上来源于网络
1680年代,“融化,通过加热使液体”(及物动词),由 fusion 反构成。1800年有“变成液体”的不及物意义。1817年记录了“混合不同的事物,像融合在一起一样混合或联合”的比喻意义。1873年有“变得交织或混合”的不及物比喻意义。相关: Fused; fusing。
保险丝:为安全而置于电路内的一种易于熔化的金属杆、条或丝。当电流增至超过安全强度时即熔化以切断电路,避免超载
熔合,融合:结合在一起,如邻近结构的异常结合
熔断器
熔断器底座
fuse-base, fuse-mount
熔断器支持件
fuse-holder
熔断体
fuse-link
熔断器
熔断器
Verb (1) borrowed from Middle French fuser "to cause to melt," verb derivative from Medieval Latin fūsus, past participle of fundere "to cast (metal), melt down, make liquid," going back to Latin, "to pour, shed, cast (liquid metal)" — more at found >entry 5 Note: Though "to melt, make liquid" is a primary sense of Medieval Latin fundere (and its Romance progeny, as French fondre), this meaning is only marginally attested in Classical Latin and may have originally been a technical sense used by metalworkers. Noun (1) derivative of fuse >entry 1 Noun (2) probably shortening of fusee in sense "fuse" Note: The hypothesis that the word was borrowed from Italian fuso "spindle" appears to be without foundation. There is no evidence for the use of fuso in Italian in the sense "train of combustible material," the corresponding word being spoletta; note that spoletta in Tomaso Moretti's Trattato dell'Artiglieria (Venice, 1665) is rendered indiscriminately as both fuse and fusee in the English translation by Jonas Moore (A General Treatise of Artillery, London, 1683). Verb (2) derivative of fuse >entry 2 or fuse >entry 3
The first known use of fuse was in 1592
fusibleadjective
capable of being fused and especially melted by heat
fusibleadjective
capable of being fused and especially melted by heat
fuse1 of 4verb
to change into a liquid or plastic state by heat
to become fluid with heat
to unite by or as if by melting together
fuse2 of 4noun
an electrical safety device having a metal wire or strip that melts and interrupts the circuit when the current becomes too strong
fuse3 of 4noun
a cord or cable that is set afire to ignite an explosive charge by carrying fire to it
also fuze a mechanical or electrical device for setting off the explosive charge of an artillery shell, bomb, or torpedo
fuse4 of 4verb
to equip with a fuse
fuselagenoun
the central body portion of an airplane that holds the crew, passengers, and cargo
fuse1 of 4verb
to change into a liquid or plastic state by heat
to become fluid with heat
to unite by or as if by melting together
fuse2 of 4noun
an electrical safety device having a metal wire or strip that melts and interrupts the circuit when the current becomes too strong
fuse3 of 4noun
a cord or cable that is set afire to ignite an explosive charge by carrying fire to it
also fuze a mechanical or electrical device for setting off the explosive charge of an artillery shell, bomb, or torpedo
fuse4 of 4verb
to equip with a fuse
fuse1 of 4verb
to change into a liquid or plastic state by heat
to become fluid with heat
to unite by or as if by melting together
fuse2 of 4noun
an electrical safety device having a metal wire or strip that melts and interrupts the circuit when the current becomes too strong
fuse3 of 4noun
a cord or cable that is set afire to ignite an explosive charge by carrying fire to it
also fuze a mechanical or electrical device for setting off the explosive charge of an artillery shell, bomb, or torpedo
fuse4 of 4verb
to equip with a fuse
fuseverb
to cause to undergo fusion
fuse a joint
1 As the debris, bricks, and metal cooled, enterprising youngsters dug out melted candleholders, blackened plates and teapots, fused- together pieces of silverware, and sold them to tourists.
2 When people love something so much it fuses with what they wear, I feel this instant connection to them.
3 A fuse shall not be connected in the neutral grounded conductor.
保险丝不能联结在接地的导体上.
4 Interspecific hybrids are obtained by fusing two different cell types from the one species.
种内的杂种细胞是通过同一物种两种不同类型细胞融合而得的.
5 We had been taught how to set up a simple charge with detonator and fuse.
我们已经学习了如何建立一个简单的处理雷管和导火索的指令.
6 That morning I was an antipersonnel mine, a butterfly bomb, unexploded and ticking, and he touched the fuse.
7 to change a fuse
换保险丝
8 It seems that you've blown a fuse.
看样子你把保险丝烧断了。
9 When they fused, the genetic material from the two cells combined, as with sperm meeting egg.
10 Another stalemate as I stand awkwardly at my desk, my hands trembling, my anger fusing with my doubts.
11 The limestone blocks were so old, they had fused together from centuries of moisture, making the place look almost like a naturally formed cave.
12 It is not that pink intrinsically bad, but it is such a tiny slice of the rainbow and, though it may celebrate girlhood in one way, it also repeatedly and firmly fused girls' identity to appearance.
并不是说粉色本身有什么不好,而是它只是七色彩虹中微小的一部分。虽然从某种程度上来讲它可以烘托少女的特质,但它也会反复强化女孩的身份与其外表的融合。
13 But what the potters sought was the gray-brown clay that fused so well with the celadon glaze.
14 The other inmates prepared to kill themselves by detonating the dynamite, but before they could light the fuse, they were apprehended.
15 This demonstration uses ZFS-FUSE.
本演示使用了 ZFS-FUSE。
16 This master the workshop, the studio and the guest room fused completely in one.
这一家的主人就把工作间 、 书房和客房完整地融合在了一起.
17 These simple ideas must be integrated and fused into complex ideas.
这些简单的意识必须被形成一体,并融合为复杂的思想.
18 “Sit down, Mother. I will first go into the kitchen to turn on the stove. Then I will light a candle and change the fuses in the fuse box.”
19 So it wasn’t the fuse box—it was the power company who cut us off.
20 The skull bones fuse between the ages of fifteen and twenty-five...
头骨在 15 至 25 岁之间长合。
1 熔解
2 引线
4 融合
union blending assimilation amalgamation syncretism meet blend merge amalgamate meld syncretize graft fusion integration mix combine integrated melt superimpose fold into fused interfusion mergence crasis interfuse assimilate
5 熔化
molten liquescent found melt flux fusion meltdown render melted melt down run blow meltage oil running melting fusil dissolve sweat
7 保险丝
8 使…混合
10 雷管
11 结合
coadunate conjunctional amalgamative combined conjugate conjunct wedded incorporating conjunctive combinative consociate together conjunctly zygosis association combination union bond conjunction coalition knot fusion linkage incorporation hookup orchestration compounding conjugation cohesiveness coalescence cementation linkup colligation mergence consociation crasis club combine incorporate unite knit coalesce cohere interlock meld conjoin piece join associate marry wed weld solder orchestrate yoke colligate bring together join together marriage alliance junction coupling admixture elision conjuncture synapsis couple connect integrate bulk ally mate synchronize adjoin cohesive bind connective conjoined mix conflate interlace marry up link up associative integration synthesis cohesion merge sandwich A and B together with sandwich A and B together marry up with come together link up with bonding fit together
13 核聚变
14 合并
amalgamative united combined incorporated coalescent combination union merger absorption consolidation incorporation amalgamation annexation coalescence enosis incorporate merge unite consolidate coalesce amalgamate conflate combine affiliate absorb annex merge into integration fusion confluence elision marshal meld gobble elide Anschluss conglomeration conflation agglomerate collapse conjugate joinder conjugation syncretism commingle composite syncretize fused incorporative coalition mergence mediatize
15 断电
16 引信
19 使结合
21 熔融
22 保险丝熔断
23 熔合
24 停止工作
25 联合
federal joint associated confederate incorporated conjunct associative federate federative symphysial united jointly association combine combination union conjunction coalition fusion knitting unification concurrence symphysis coalescence anschluss synapsis joinder gang-up consociation link join club league unite coalesce conjoin unionize consociate associate band knit coadunate integrated allied consolidate consolidated conjunctive unitive conjoint consol. con. cons. assoc. syndesis synizesis alignment unity consolidation consortium confederation hookup banding confederacy synapse consort Anschluss federacy gangup couple incorporate ally close affiliate in phalanx bring together
26 混合
hybrid combination blend mixture amalgamation hybridization miscellany mingle intermingle mix combine compound mixed composite integration fusion hash amalgam admixture stewpot pell-mell gallimaufry immixture commix commingle meld intermix medley conflate grade ICE unite scramble shuffle conjugate interfuse admix