fusing

UK
/ˈfjuːzɪŋ/
US
/ˈfjuzɪŋ/

Translations

fusingnoun
fusings
pl
The fusing of metals requires high temperatures.
Сплавление металлов требует высоких температур.
The fusing of two companies can lead to a stronger market presence.
Слияние двух компаний может привести к более сильному присутствию на рынке.
Additional translations
fusinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈfjuː.zɪŋ/
US
/ˈfju.zɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that causes or undergoes fusion.
fuseverb

fusing

Gerund

fused
Past Simple
fused
Past Participle
fusing
Gerund
UK
/fjuːz/
US
/fjuz/
The two companies decided to fuse to create a stronger market presence.
Две компании решили слиться, чтобы создать более сильное присутствие на рынке.
They will fuse different metals to create a new alloy.
Они будут сплавлять различные металлы, чтобы создать новый сплав.
The heat was enough to fuse the metal pieces together.
Жара была достаточной, чтобы плавить металлические части вместе.

Definitions

fusingnoun
The process of joining two or more things together to form a single entity.
The fusing of different musical styles can create a unique sound.
The act or process of melting or blending substances, especially metals or glass, by heat.
The fusing of the metal components was essential to create the sculpture.
fusinggerund / present participle
Joining or blending by heat; that serves to fuse or is in the process of fusing.
The fusing wire melted when the circuit overheated.
fuseverb
To join or blend to form a single entity.
The two companies decided to fuse their operations to increase efficiency.
To melt or become liquefied by heat.
The glass will fuse when exposed to high temperatures in the kiln.
To stop working due to a blown fuse, often used in the context of electrical circuits.
The lights fused during the storm, leaving the house in darkness.
To equip (an explosive device or piece of ordnance) with a fuse so that it will detonate as intended.
Engineers fused the shell shortly before it was loaded into the artillery piece.