Fussions (en. Let's merge)

/fy.sjɔ̃/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

The process by which two or more substances are combined to create a new state.

The fusions of metals require very high temperatures.

Les fussions des métaux requièrent des températures très élevées.

A term used in the context of astronomy to describe the fusion of stars.

Fusions of giant stars occur at the end of their life cycle.

Les fussions d'étoiles géantes se produisent à la fin de leur cycle de vie.

The word 'fusions' comes from the verb 'to fuse', derived from the Latin 'fundere'.

fission/fusion

Used to show the contrast between two different processes; in science, it refers to the separation and union of elements.

fission/fusion

fusion of cultures

A blend of different cultures creating something new.

fusion des cultures

fusion of talents

Collaboration of multiple talents to achieve a common goal.

fusion de talents

to merge

The action of combining two or more elements into one.

fusionner

rocket

Device that allows a substance to melt or be melted.

fusee

fusional

Qualifies a very intimate relationship between people or elements.

fusionnel

A complicated mix of situations.

It's a real fusion of problems, we can't get out of it.

C'est un vrai fussion de problèmes, on ne s'en sort pas.

A situation in which several elements rapidly blend together.

The party was a fusion of musical styles.

La fête était une fussion de styles musicaux.