大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 coalesce


释义：

coalesce v. <正式>合并，联合；使（元素）结合
[ 第三人称单数 coalesces 现在分词 coalescing 过去式 coalesced 过去分词 coalesced ]

例句：



As the number of moisture droplets increases, they begin to coalesce into small rivulets of fluid.

当水滴数量增加，它们会汇集成细流。



Gas bubbles coalesce to grow as they rise.

气泡在上升中聚集成长。



Afterwards, coalesce into actions and plans.

随后，凝聚成行动和计划。



Particles do not coalesce with other particles.

颗粒之间互不聚合。



Operations to split and to coalesce chunks take time.

用于分割和合并块的操作需要花费时间。



The allocator can't coalesce free space into larger blocks.

分配程序不能将空闲空间拼合为更大的内存块。



They will probably collide again and again until they coalesce.

他们可能会一次又一次地发生碰撞，直到他们合并。



These networks often help companies coalesce affinity groups internally.

这些网络经常有助于企业将内部相似的团体彼此联系。



The dazzling points of Light coalesce and the radiance is a beautiful sight.

耀眼的光点在结合并且辐射出极为美丽的视界。(再次感动…)。



For both systems a cloud or train of bubbles may coalesce to give larger bubbles .

对这两个系统来说，一群或一串气泡都可以合并成较大的气泡。




These components usually coalesce around a single responsibility or set of responsibilities.

这些组件通常结合实现单个责任或一组责任。



These may eventually coalesce to form an anastomosing system of channel sands within a broad valley.

最后它们在宽阔的河谷内连接起来，形成一个交织的河道砂系统。



The reason for that is simple: both stars and planets coalesce out of the same vast pool of dust and gas.

原因很简单：恒星、行星都是由同样一片巨大的尘埃、气体聚集而成的。



This saves a coalesce, a later split, and the time it would take to find a non-exactly-matching chunk to split.

这节省了一次合并和随后的一次分割，以及用于寻找一个要分割的不完全匹配块的时间。



Asteroids are chunks of rock from "failed" planets, which never managed to coalesce into full-sized planets.

小行星是来自“失败”行星的岩石块，无法凝聚到已成型的行星中。



Typically the skin lesions begin as petechial or small purpuric areas which gradually coalesce (see below).

典型的皮肤病损开始于淤点或小的紫斑并逐渐融合(如图)。



Goggles, windshields, even surgical endoscopes fog when minuscule vapor droplets do not coalesce and run off.

护目镜，挡风玻璃，甚至外科内视镜上的水气如果没有聚集成水滴流走，镜面就会起雾。



Additionally, effectiveness less obviously depends on the policy used in deciding when to cache versus coalesce them.

此外，有效性还不太明显的依赖于决定什么时候高速缓冲或合并它们的策略。



For example, when you vigorously shake pure water you'll produce bubbles, but they rapidly coalesce and disappear.

比如当你用力晃动纯净水时你会弄出一点儿泡泡来，可是它们很快就会破碎并且消失。