fusionKK [ˈfjuʒən] ｜ /ˈfjuʒən/
GEPT 中高級
C1noun
the state of being combined or joined together to form a single entity
The fusion of different musical genres created a unique and captivating sound.
融合；結合
C1noun
the process or result of fusing or melting together
The fusion of different dance styles created a mesmerizing performance.
熔合；融合過程
C2noun
the combination of two or more elements into a single, unified entity
The fusion of different genres in this music album creates a unique and captivating sound.
C1noun
the merging of adjacent sounds, syllables, or words
In the vocal warm-up exercise, the singer practiced fusion by blending the two adjacent syllables together smoothly.
C2noun
the combining of images from both eyes to form a single visual image
When watching a 3D movie, our eyes engage in fusion, seamlessly combining the images from both lenses to create the illusion of depth.
C2noun
a surgical procedure to correct an unstable part of the spine by fusing two or more vertebrae
After suffering from severe back pain for years, Mark decided to undergo fusion surgery to stabilize his spine and alleviate his discomfort.
C2noun
a type of nuclear reaction in which atomic nuclei combine to form heavier nuclei, with a corresponding release of energy
The scientists conducted an experiment to achieve fusion by compressing hydrogen atoms at extremely high temperatures and pressures.