用法パターン:
to merge [something] with [something]
The two banks agreed to merge to cut costs and expand their market share.
A két bank megegyezett, hogy egyesülnek a költségek csökkentése és piaci részesedésük növelése érdekében.
Our department will merge with the marketing team next year.
A részlegünk jövőre egyesül a marketingcsapattal.
The app lets you merge multiple PDFs into a single file.
They decided to merge their ideas into one joint proposal.
Several small charities merged to form a national organization.
学習者向け例文
The two small shops will merge and become one big shop.
A két kis bolt egyesül, és egy nagy bolttá válik.
You can merge these two files into one document.
Ezt a két fájlt egy dokumentummá egyesítheted.
Our team will merge with the sales team.
The companies merged to save money.
We merged our lists of names into one list.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes say "mix companies" or "connect companies" instead of "merge companies" when talking about businesses joining together. Use "merge" for official or structural joining, especially for companies or organizations.
意味
combine things into one
コロケーション
merge two companies
|merge with another firm
|merge departments
|merge operations
|merge data
|plan to merge
類義語
combine (The most general term; slightly simpler and more common in everyday speech.)
対義語
separate (Means to keep things apart or to divide them, the opposite of bringing them together.)
テーマ
business
|technology
|general
|core_vocabulary
定義
To put two or more things together so they become one thing.
To join or combine two or more separate things so that they form a single thing.
用法パターン:
to merge [a vehicle] into [traffic/a lane]
You need to check your mirrors before you merge into the next lane.
Mielőtt besorolsz a szomszédos sávba, ellenőrizned kell a visszapillantó tükröket.
Traffic slows down where the two lanes merge into one.
A forgalom lelassul ott, ahol a két sáv egy sávba fut össze.
The sign warns drivers to merge left ahead.
She waited for a gap so she could safely merge onto the freeway.
New drivers often feel nervous when they have to merge into fast-moving traffic.
学習者向け例文
Look over your shoulder before you merge into the next lane.
Nézz hátra a vállad fölött, mielőtt besorolsz a szomszédos sávba.
It is hard to merge onto the busy road.
Nehéz besorolni egy forgalmas útra.
Two lanes merge into one after the bridge.
The blue car did not slow down to merge safely.
You must signal before you merge into traffic.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes say "enter the line" or "go to the line" when talking about cars. Use "merge into traffic" or "merge into the lane" to sound natural in driving situations.
意味
move into another traffic lane
コロケーション
merge into traffic
|merge onto the highway
|cars merge
|lane merges
|merge at the sign
類義語
join ("Join traffic" is possible but less specific; "merge" is the standard term in driving contexts.)
対義語
exit (In driving, you exit a road to leave traffic, which is the opposite of merging into it.)
テーマ
transport
|daily_life
|transportation
|travel
定義
When you drive your car into another line of cars so there is now one line of traffic instead of two.
Of a vehicle, to move into another line of traffic so that two separate streams of traffic become one.
用法パターン:
to merge [data/files/branches] into [a single file/version]
You can merge the two spreadsheets to create a single report.
A két táblázatot összefésülheted, hogy egyetlen jelentést készíts.
Remember to pull the latest changes before you merge your branch into main.
Ne felejtsd el lekérni a legfrissebb módosításokat, mielőtt beolvasztod az ágadat a main ágba.
The software automatically merges duplicate contacts based on their email addresses.
I need to merge these two PDF files into one before sending the email.
We wrote a script to merge data from several databases into a central table.
学習者向け例文
Click here to merge the two files into one file.
Kattints ide, hogy a két fájlt egyetlen fájllá egyesítsd.
The program can merge your contact lists.
A program össze tudja fésülni a névjegylistáidat.
He will merge his code into the main project today.
We merged three tables to make one big table.
The tool helps you merge many photos into one PDF.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes use "mix" or "join" for technical tasks (e.g. "mix these files"). In computing, "merge" is the standard verb for combining files, branches, or datasets while keeping their contents.
意味
combine digital data or files
コロケーション
merge files
|merge cells
|merge branches
|merge datasets
|merge documents
類義語
integrate (More formal; often suggests careful, structured combining of systems or data.)
対義語
split (To divide one file or dataset into separate parts, the opposite of merging them.)
テーマ
technology
|computing
定義
To put two or more computer files, lists, or versions of code together so they become one file or one version.
In computing or data processing, to combine two or more sets of data, files, or versions of code into a single set that contains information from each source.
用法パターン:
to merge into [something]
At sunset, the colors of the sky merge into soft shades of pink and orange.
Az ég színei naplementekor lágy rózsaszín és narancssárga árnyalatokká olvadnak össze.
The river gradually merges with the sea near the bay.
A folyó az öböl közelében fokozatosan beleolvad a tengerbe.
His voice seemed to merge with the background music.
From a distance, the town lights merge into a soft golden glow.
Over time, her work life and personal life started to merge into one.
学習者向け例文
The blue and green colors merge on the painting.
A festményen a kék és a zöld színek összemosódnak.
At night, the mountains merge with the dark sky.
Éjszaka a hegyek beleolvadnak a sötét égbe.
The singer's voice merges with the music.
Far away, the road seems to merge with the horizon.
The days all merge into one during a long holiday.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes use "mix" when they want to describe things slowly becoming hard to separate visually (for example, land and sky at sunset). "Merge" is better when the focus is on boundaries disappearing or things becoming one soft whole.
意味
blend until boundaries disappear
コロケーション
colors merge
|merge into the background
|merge with the horizon
|merge into one
|land and sky merge
類義語
blend (Very close in meaning; "blend" is slightly more common in everyday speech for soft mixing of colors, sounds, etc.)
対義語
stand out (To be clearly different and easy to see, the opposite of merging into something.)
テーマ
nature
|art
|time
|core_vocabulary
定義
To slowly come together so that you cannot clearly see where one thing ends and another starts.
To blend or come together so that the difference between things becomes difficult to see or separate.
用法パターン:
a merge of [files/data/branches]
We had to fix several conflicts during the last merge.
A legutóbbi összefésülés során több konfliktust is fel kellett oldanunk.
The merge introduced a bug that broke the login page.
A beolvasztással bekerült egy hiba, amitől elromlott a bejelentkezési oldal.
Submit a merge request when your feature is ready for review.
This merge brings together all the changes from the past week.
After the merge, delete your old branch to keep the repository clean.
学習者向け例文
The merge failed because of a conflict.
Az összefésülés konfliktus miatt meghiúsult.
He opened a merge request for his new code.
Megnyitott egy merge requestet az új kódjához.
We did one big merge at the end of the week.
After the merge, the project had the latest changes.
She checked the code before the merge.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes say "a merging" instead of "a merge" in technical teams (e.g. "I did a merging"). In software and version control, the natural noun is "a merge" ("I did a merge").
意味
an act of combining code/data
コロケーション
code merge
|a clean merge
|merge request
|merge conflict
|perform a merge
類義語
integration (More formal and broader; not limited to files or code, but can include systems or platforms.)
対義語
rollback (In software, returning to an earlier version instead of keeping the result of a merge.)
テーマ
technology
|computing
定義
One action or event where computer files, lists, or code are put together to make one new version.
An instance or process of combining separate versions of digital data, files, or code into a single version.