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splice

/splaɪs/

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noun

/splaɪs/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее место соединения или стык, созданный путём наложения и скрепления двух концов материалов, таких как бумага, плёнка или магнитная лента.

A noun referring to a junction or joint created by overlapping and joining two ends of materials such as paper, film, or magnetic tape.

  1. Junction of two piecesB2formal

    A point where two pieces of material, such as film, tape, or rope, are joined together.

    ruСтык

    • The film editor carefully examined the splice between the two scenes.
    • A weak splice in the rope caused it to break under tension.
    • The audio tape had a splice that created a noticeable click.

    Synonymsconnectionjoinjointjunction

  2. Overlapping jointB2formal

    A joint created by overlapping and fastening the ends of two pieces of material.

    ruСращивание

    • The carpenter made a strong splice by overlapping the two wooden beams.
    • A proper splice in electrical wiring ensures a secure connection.
    • The sailor used a splice to join the two ropes together.

    Synonymsconnectionjointjunctionseamunion

Forms
  • splices plural form
  • splices' possessive plural form
  • splice's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/splaɪs/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по соединению или связыванию двух вещей вместе, обычно путем переплетения или наложения.

A verb used to indicate the act of joining or connecting two things together, typically by interweaving or overlapping.

  1. B2formal

    To connect or join the ends of two pieces of material, such as rope, film, or tape.

    ruСращивать

    • The sailor spliced the two ropes together to make a longer line.
    • The editor spliced the film reels to create a seamless transition.
    • He carefully spliced the electrical wires to restore the connection.

    Synonymsbraidconnectfastengraftintertwinejoinlinkmarryuniteweave

    Antonymsdivideseparateseversplit

  2. Perform a marriage ceremonyC1informal

    An informal or humorous way to say that two people are getting married.

    ruПожениться

    • The couple decided to get spliced in a small ceremony.
    • They were spliced by a justice of the peace last weekend.
    • After years of dating, they finally got spliced.

    Synonymscouplejoinmarryunitewed

  3. Join genetic materialC1formalscientific

    To join together segments of DNA or RNA to form new genetic combinations.

    ruСоединять генетический материал

    • Scientists can splice genes from different organisms to create new traits.
    • The lab successfully spliced the DNA sequence to study its function.
    • Gene splicing is a key technique in modern biotechnology.

    Synonymsfuseintegrateligaterecombine

  4. Interweave strandsB2formal

    To join ropes or threads by interweaving the strands at the ends.

    ruСращивать

    • The sailor taught me how to splice a rope by interweaving its strands.
    • He spliced the fishing line to make it stronger.
    • The weaver spliced the threads to create a continuous yarn.

    Synonymsbraidinterlaceintertwineinterweaveplaitweave

Forms
  • spliced past participle
  • spliced past simple
  • splicing present participle
  • splices third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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