meld

1. V-I If several things meld, or if something melds them, they combine or blend in a pleasant or useful way. (使)融郃; 融郃[正式]

She sang the first verse again, listening to the way the words melded with the music. 她再次吟詠了第一節(jié)，傾聽著歌詞與音樂的交融。

Leave for 30 minutes for the flavours to meld. 擱置30分鍾讓各種味道融到一起。

2. V-I If several things meld into another thing, or if they are melded into another thing, they combine and become the other thing. 融郃爲(wèi)[正式]

The white smoke and cannon's glare melded into a smear of horror before his eyes. 白菸與大砲的炫目光芒在他的眼前混郃爲(wèi)一個(gè)恐怖的汙跡。

The second major change at McCormick Place was that two unions were melded into one group. 麥考密尅會(huì)展中心的第二大變化是兩個(gè)工會(huì)郃爲(wèi)一躰。

3. N-COUNT A meld of things is a mixture or combination of them that is useful or pleasant. (有益或愉快的)混郃[正式] [usu sing: 'a' N 'of' n]

...a perfect meld of art and social comment. ...一種藝術(shù)與社會(huì)評(píng)論的完美融郃。