concatenation

• 指一系列相互关联的事物或事件连成的链，也指将多个元素依次连接起来的动作或结果。

A noun referring to a series of interconnected things or events linked together in a chain, or the act of linking such items in sequence.

1. Linked seriesC2formal

   A sequence of items or events that are connected or linked together in a chain-like manner.

   连锁

   • The novel is a concatenation of interconnected stories.
   • Historians study the concatenation of events that led to the war.
   • The data shows a concatenation of errors in the system.

   同义词chainconnectionnexusprogressionsequenceseriesstringsuccessiontrain

2. Linking symbolsC2formal

   The act of joining a series of symbols, characters, or elements together in a consecutive order.

   拼接

   • In programming, string concatenation joins multiple text strings into one.
   • The concatenation of the two files created a single document.
   • The code performs a concatenation of the array elements.

   同义词conjunctionconnectionjoiningunion

3. Interdependent chainC2formal

   A series of things that rely on each other, as if linked together in a chain.

   相互关联的链条

   • The economic crisis was a concatenation of poor decisions.
   • The project's failure was due to a concatenation of unfortunate circumstances.
   • A concatenation of factors contributed to the outcome.

   同义词chainconnectionlinknexusprogressionsequenceseriessuccession

4. Act of linkingC2formal

   The process or action of connecting things together in a series or chain.

   连接

   • The concatenation of ideas formed a strong argument.
   • The artist's work is a concatenation of different styles.
   • The concatenation of evidence led to a conviction.

   同义词connectioncouplingjoining

   反义词detachmentdisconnectionseparation