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merge

/mɜːrdʒ/
English Definition
v. combine, join together
中文释义
合并,融合
Example Sentence

Two small research teams decided to merge their data to create a more comprehensive climate model.

两个小型研究团队决定合并他们的数据,以创建更全面的气候模型。

Synonyms
combine unite fuse
Antonyms
separate divide
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merge(combine)
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Practice — Definition Match

Which choice best defines “merge”?

  1. A To indicate or suggest something that will happen in the future
  2. B Make longer or larger
  3. C Combine, join together
  4. D Present participle of spoil; ruining or damaging
Show answer

C — Combine, join together. “merge” means combine, join together.

Practice — Which Word Fits?

Which word means “combine, join together”?

  1. A foreshadow
  2. B spoiling
  3. C merge
  4. D extend
Show answer

C — merge. “merge” means combine, join together.

Common questions about “merge”

What does “merge” mean?

merge — combine, join together. In Chinese: 合并,融合.

How do you pronounce “merge”?

merge is pronounced /mɜːrdʒ/.

How is “merge” used in a sentence?

Two small research teams decided to merge their data to create a more comprehensive climate model. (两个小型研究团队决定合并他们的数据,以创建更全面的气候模型。)

What are synonyms for “merge”?

combine, unite, fuse — all close in meaning to merge (combine, join together).

What is the opposite of “merge”?

separate, divide — each the opposite of merge (combine, join together).

Is “merge” an SAT vocabulary word?

Yes. merge is on the SAT Prep Basic list — the everyday academic words the SAT assumes you already have. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.

How can I remember “merge”?

merge(combine)

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