"merge"Meghatározása és Jelentése

to merge

IGE

összeolvad, kombinálni

to combine and create one whole

Intransitive

Example

The traffic from multiple lanes gradually merged on the highway.

During the sunset, the colors of the sky seemed to merge into a beautiful display of oranges and purples.

The rivers merged into a single, powerful stream downstream.

1.1

egyesít, összevon

to combine things to create a single whole

Transitive: to merge sth

Example

The new law proposed to merge multiple local municipalities into a single governing body.

The coalition sought to merge various advocacy groups to amplify their voices and effect change on a national scale.

The CEO 's decision to merge the two departments resulted in improved efficiency and communication.

összeolvad, egyesít

to combine different elements or components

Transitive: to merge multiple elements or components

Example

The director merged scenes from different angles to create a seamless transition in the film.

The artists are currently merging their unique styles to create a collaborative masterpiece.

The software engineer merged code from multiple branches to release the latest version of the application.

Merge

FŐNÉV

összeolvadás, kereszteződés

the point where two or more roads or lanes come together and traffic must combine

What is a "merge"?

A merge is the point where two or more roads or lanes of traffic come together, and vehicles must combine into a single lane. This typically occurs at the end of an entrance ramp or when multiple lanes of traffic converge. Drivers need to adjust their speed and position to smoothly join the traffic flow without causing disruptions. It typically involves giving way to others to ensure a safe and efficient transition.

Example

At the merge, vehicles must yield to those already on the main road.

Drivers should use caution when approaching the highway merge to avoid accidents.

The new interchange design aims to reduce congestion at the busy merge.

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