spliced

UK
/splaɪst/
US
/splaɪst/
splicedadjective
more spliced
Comp.
most spliced
Super.
UK
/splaɪst/
US
/splaɪst/
Translations
The spliced film showed a seamless transition between scenes.
Сшитый фильм показал плавный переход между сценами.
The spliced cable was used to connect the two devices.
Сращённый кабель использовался для подключения двух устройств.
Definitions
Joined together or connected by intertwining or overlapping.
The spliced cables were neatly arranged to ensure a stable connection.
spliceverb

spliced

Past Simple

spliced
Past Simple
spliced
Past Participle
splicing
Gerund
UK
/splaɪs/
US
/splaɪs/
Translations
They need to splice the film strips for the movie.
Им нужно соединять киноплёнки для фильма.
The technician will splice the cables together.
Техник будет сращивать кабели вместе.
Additional translations
Definitions
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.
splicenoun
Definitions
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.
spliceadjective
Definitions
Relating to or involved in a splice, especially of genetic material.
The scientist studied splice variants of the protein.