| [/kəmˈbaɪn; kəmˋbaɪn/] v 用法:
1 [I, Ipr, Tn, Tn.pr] ~ (with sth); ~ A and B/A with B (cause things to) join or mix together to form a whole （使物件）结合或混合形成一整体; 联合; 组合; 合并; 化合:
Hydrogen and oxygen combine/Hydrogen combines with oxygen to form water. 氢与氧化合成水. *
Circumstances have combined to ruin our plans for a holiday. 各种情况凑在一起破坏了我们的假日计划. *
Combine the eggs with a little flour and heat the mixture gently. 把鸡蛋和少量面粉调匀, 用文火加热. *
a kitchen and dining-room combined, ie one room used as both 厨房兼饭厅 *
Success was achieved by the combined efforts of the whole team. 全队齐心协力取得了胜利. 用法:
2 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ A and B/A with B do (two or more things) at the same time or have (two or more different qualities) as a characteristic 同时做（不止一件事）; 兼有（不止一种）特性:
combine business with pleasure 寓工作於娱乐之中 *
He combines arrogance and incompetence in his dealings with the staff. 他在与工作人员交往中既傲慢又无能. combine 2
[/ˈkɔmbaɪn; ˋkɑmbaɪn/] n 用法:
1 group of people or firms acting together in business 业务上合作的人们或企业; 联合企业. 用法:
2 (also ,combine `harvester) agricultural machine that both reaps and threshes grain 联合收割机. Cf 参看 harvester (harvest). |