fused 的 2 个定义
- a tube, cord, or the like, filled or saturated with combustible matter, for igniting an explosive.
- fuze.
fused, fus·ing.
- fuze.
fused 近义词
meld, intermix
更多fused例句
- If you’re wondering about the fuse, look no further than this long-known truth about the perils of shorting stocks.
- Four years later, Britain has become a hub for the West’s growing skepticism of China, and Covid-19 was the match that lit the fuse.
- They mixed carbonated water with syrups, and fused them together seamlessly in a frothy cold stream – all on demand.
- Part of his skill was that he and the television camera were fused into one.
- He fused bold stylistic efforts with an exploration of the horrors of contemporary Europe.
- But the content of American religious belief—the way they have fused biblical beliefs with nationalist myths—is distinctive.
- The former president fused folksiness and wonkiness in boosting his successor.
- On being fused with twenty-three libras of lead, nothing was obtained from the said assay.
- Or take Glinkas Night in Madrid; in what a masterly fashion the various sections of this overture are fused together!
- But (in the Divinity) (these three, choice, being and will) do not form a multiplicity; they must be considered as having fused.
- My wife tol' me zuzzer day she saw piece Crown Derby 'n' fainted dead way, 'n' r'fused t' come to f'r half 'n hour.
- Health interests are fused with social and economic development, but should undoubtedly dominate rather than be dominated by them.