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splice

UK
/spaɪs/
US
/spaɪs/

Translations

splicenoun
splices
pl
UK
/spaɪs/
US
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épissureEn technique, pour une jonction réalisée par assemblage de deux éléments, notamment des cordes ou des fils.
The sailor made a splice to join the two ropes together.
Le marin a fait une épissure pour joindre les deux cordes.
épissageEn génétique, procédé d’épissage de l’ARN.
RNA splice is a critical step in gene expression.
L’épissage de l’ARN est une étape cruciale de l’expression des gènes.
Synonyms
connection
link
union
bond
joint
spliceverb
spliced
Past Simple
spliced
Past Participle
splicing
Gerund
UK
/splaɪs/
US
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épisserEn génétique, pour l’épissage de l’ARN.
The enzyme splice the RNA transcript before translation.
L’enzyme épisse le transcrit d’ARN avant la traduction.
épisserVerbe technique, surtout pour les cordes, câbles et fils.
The sailor expertly spliced the ropes to ensure they were secure.
Le marin a épisser les cordes avec habileté pour s’assurer qu’elles étaient bien fixées.
Additional translations
raccorderPour joindre des segments de film, de bande ou d’autres supports à leurs extrémités.
Synonyms
combine
merge
fuse
intertwine
join
connect
unite
link
spliceadjective
Used attributively before a noun (e.g., splice site, splice variant).
d’épissageEmploi surtout en biologie moléculaire et en génétique.
The scientist studied splice variants of the protein.
Le scientifique a étudié des variantes d’épissage de la protéine.
Synonyms
melded
interwoven
interlaced
tied
coupled
welded
bound
fused
united
connected
joined-up
joined
spliced

Definitions

splicenoun
A joint made by connecting two pieces of rope, film, or other material end to end.
The sailor made a splice to join the two ropes together.
A place where two things have been joined or connected.
The film editor carefully checked each splice to ensure a seamless transition between scenes.
The process of removing introns from pre-mRNA and joining exons together.
RNA splice is a critical step in gene expression.
spliceverb
To join or connect (a rope or ropes) by interweaving the strands.
The sailor expertly spliced the ropes to ensure they were secure.
To join (pieces of film, tape, or other material) at the ends.
The editor spliced the film segments together to create a seamless scene.
To join or unite (two or more things) by interweaving or overlapping.
The technician spliced the wires to restore the electrical connection.
To remove introns from pre-messenger RNA and join the remaining exons together.
The enzyme splice the RNA transcript before translation.
spliceadjective
Relating to or involved in a splice, especially of genetic material.
The scientist studied splice variants of the protein.
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