weld
意味: To join metal parts together by heating the surfaces to the point of melting and pressing or fusing them. Also used figuratively to mean uniting or bringing together firmly.
Welding is one of the most important processes in manufacturing and construction, with various techniques including arc welding, MIG, TIG, and spot welding. The resulting join is called a weld or weld joint. Figuratively, the word describes forging a strong bond: 'the shared experience welded the team together.' A person who welds is a welder, and the profession is welding — both common terms in skilled trades.
例文
- The structural steel components were welded together to form the building's main frame. 结构钢部件被焊接在一起,形成建筑物的主框架。Los componentes de acero estructural se soldaron para formar la estructura principal del edificio.構造用鋼材が溶接されて、建物の主要フレームが形成されました。구조용 강재 부품들이 용접되어 건물의 주요 골조가 형성되었습니다.
- Years of working side by side had welded the colleagues into a close-knit and effective team. 多年并肩工作将同事们焊接成了一个紧密团结、高效运作的团队。Años de trabajar codo con codo habían soldado a los compañeros en un equipo unido y eficaz.長年にわたり肩を並べて働いたことが、同僚たちを緊密で効率的なチームに一体化させました。오랜 세월 함께 일한 경험이 동료들을 긴밀하고 효율적인 팀으로 결속시켰습니다.
- The inspector examined each weld carefully to ensure it met the required safety standards. 检查员仔细检查了每条焊缝,以确保其符合规定的安全标准。El inspector examinó cuidadosamente cada soldadura para asegurarse de que cumplía las normas de seguridad exigidas.検査官は各溶接部を慎重に調べ、所定の安全基準を満たしていることを確認しました。검사관은 각 용접부를 꼼꼼히 검사하여 요구되는 안전 기준에 부합하는지 확인했습니다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: professional, academic
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
An alteration of the obsolete English word 'well' (to boil, weld), from Old English wiellan (to boil, bubble up). The modern spelling emerged in the 16th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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