Merge in Meaning in English
expression
释义
To enter and join smoothly with another group, lane, or flow, especially in traffic. Also used when someone or something becomes part of a larger group or activity.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used for cars joining a lane or highway ('merge in traffic'), but can also describe people or things joining groups. In traffic, it implies doing so smoothly and safely. Often confused with 'blend in' (to become unnoticeable). Always followed by 'in' to indicate joining a specific flow.
例句
Please merge in when you see a gap in traffic.
basic
It’s important to merge in safely on the highway.
basic
New students often merge in quickly with their classmates.
basic
Cars have to merge in here because two lanes become one.
natural
I watched her merge in with the crowd like she’d always belonged there.
natural
Don’t try to merge in too late, or you’ll miss your turn.
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