英语词汇“splice”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

splice

/splʌɪs

verb [with object]

1Join or connect (a rope or ropes) by interweaving the strands at the ends: we learned how to weave and splice ropes figurative the work splices detail and generalization...

There are a variety of connectors available that allow you to splice the ropes end to end, in a T-shape, or in a Y-shape.
Vantec did a nice job splicing the cables, and binding them nicely with the rubber housing.
Without the money for college, he started working for New York Telephone splicing cables in 1966.

Synonyms

interweave, braid, plait, entwine, intertwine, interlace, knit, mesh;

join, unite, connect, bind, fasten, tie;

Nautical marry

1.1Join (pieces of timber, film, or tape) at the ends: commercials can be spliced in later he had to splice the short music films together...

Film-makers have dubbed songs over personal footage to create their own music videos while others have spliced sections of different films together to create new plots.
Not content with delving into various mediums with which to present their releases, which in the past have been anything from 8 track cartridges to spliced tape segments.
Are you constantly shooting a scene multiple times in multiple ways and then splicing your favorite pieces together in the editing room?

1.2 Genetics Join or insert (a gene or gene fragment): they have spliced a gene into tomatoes that improves flavour...

The set of genes with conserved alternatively spliced exons therefore serves as a function-matched control for comparison to genes with genome-specific alternatively spliced exons.
In higher eukaryotes, introns are spliced out of protein-coding mRNAs by the spliceosome, a massive complex comprising five non-coding RNAs and about 200 proteins.
Mammalian genomes contain a large number of alternatively spliced genes that have multiple ‘variable’ first exons.

noun

1A join consisting of two ropes, pieces of tape or timber, etc. joined together at the ends: so smooth is the splice that you can’t see the join...

The mooring and towing of oil rigs and huge ships rely on the strength and durability of thick ropes and the splices that join those ropes.
Thanks to the suspension tops and diagonal drop-down field splices, the fill-in pieces were successfully erected and positioned, says Budzius.
Then I felt the thickening of the rope - a splice!

1.1The wedge-shaped tang of a cricket-bat handle, forming a joint with the blade.However, it's quicker than he expects: it comes off the splice of his bat, and loops high into the air and Harmison takes an easy catch at square leg....

For the second day in a row, VRV Singh charged in and caught the splice on several occasions but groaned and cussed as catches went to ground.
Mark Vermeulen failed to get behind a rising delivery from Edwards and lobbed a simple catch off the splice to Shivnarine Chanderpaul at gully.

Phrases

get (or be) spliced

splice the main brace

Derivatives

splicer

/ˈsplʌɪsə

/ noun ...

For years he was a high-voltage cable splicer, a job he loved because it meant working outdoors with plenty of freedom and overtime pay.
With two buttons you can accomplish more than an afternoon with a pile of reel-to-reel tape, scissors and splicer.
Having no splicer, Markopoulos edited the film with a magnifying glass, cellophane tape an a razor blade.

Origin

Early 16th century: probably from Middle Dutch splissen, of unknown origin.

单词	splice
释义	splice /splʌɪs / verb [with object] 1Join or connect (a rope or ropes) by interweaving the strands at the ends: we learned how to weave and splice ropes figurative the work splices detail and generalization... There are a variety of connectors available that allow you to splice the ropes end to end, in a T-shape, or in a Y-shape. Vantec did a nice job splicing the cables, and binding them nicely with the rubber housing. Without the money for college, he started working for New York Telephone splicing cables in 1966. Synonyms interweave, braid, plait, entwine, intertwine, interlace, knit, mesh; join, unite, connect, bind, fasten, tie; Nautical marry 1.1Join (pieces of timber, film, or tape) at the ends: commercials can be spliced in* later* he had to splice the short music films together... Film-makers have dubbed songs over personal footage to create their own music videos while others have spliced sections of different films together to create new plots. Not content with delving into various mediums with which to present their releases, which in the past have been anything from 8 track cartridges to spliced tape segments. Are you constantly shooting a scene multiple times in multiple ways and then splicing your favorite pieces together in the editing room? 1.2 Genetics Join or insert (a gene or gene fragment): they have spliced a gene into tomatoes that improves flavour... The set of genes with conserved alternatively spliced exons therefore serves as a function-matched control for comparison to genes with genome-specific alternatively spliced exons. In higher eukaryotes, introns are spliced out of protein-coding mRNAs by the spliceosome, a massive complex comprising five non-coding RNAs and about 200 proteins. Mammalian genomes contain a large number of alternatively spliced genes that have multiple ‘variable’ first exons. noun 1A join consisting of two ropes, pieces of tape or timber, etc. joined together at the ends: so smooth is the splice that you can’t see the join... The mooring and towing of oil rigs and huge ships rely on the strength and durability of thick ropes and the splices that join those ropes. Thanks to the suspension tops and diagonal drop-down field splices, the fill-in pieces were successfully erected and positioned, says Budzius. Then I felt the thickening of the rope - a splice! 1.1The wedge-shaped tang of a cricket-bat handle, forming a joint with the blade.However, it's quicker than he expects: it comes off the splice of his bat, and loops high into the air and Harmison takes an easy catch at square leg.... For the second day in a row, VRV Singh charged in and caught the splice on several occasions but groaned and cussed as catches went to ground. Mark Vermeulen failed to get behind a rising delivery from Edwards and lobbed a simple catch off the splice to Shivnarine Chanderpaul at gully. Phrases get (or be) spliced splice the main brace Derivatives splicer /ˈsplʌɪsə / noun ... For years he was a high-voltage cable splicer, a job he loved because it meant working outdoors with plenty of freedom and overtime pay. With two buttons you can accomplish more than an afternoon with a pile of reel-to-reel tape, scissors and splicer. Having no splicer, Markopoulos edited the film with a magnifying glass, cellophane tape an a razor blade. Origin Early 16th century: probably from Middle Dutch splissen, of unknown origin. Rhymes advice, bice, Brice, choc ice, concise, dice, entice, gneiss, ice, imprecise, lice, mice, nice, precise, price, rice, sice, slice, speiss, spice, suffice, syce, thrice, top-slice, trice, twice, underprice, vice, Zeiss
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splice

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splicer

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