英 [ˌkəʊəˈlesɪŋ] 美 [ˌkoʊəˈlesɪŋ]
v. 合并，联合（coalesce 的现在分词）
adj. 聚结的
coalesce /ˌkəʊəˈlɛs/ [ coalescing coalesced coalesces ]
不及物动词 If two or more things coalesce, they come together and form a larger group or system. 合并
As the number of moisture droplets increases, they begin to coalesce into small rivulets of fluid.
当水滴数量增加，它们会汇集成细流。
His sporting and political interests coalesced admirably in his writing about climbing.
他对运动和政治的兴趣,很了不起地共同体现在他关于攀岩运动的写作中。
growing together, fusing
同义词： coalescent
联合
融合
... enigmatic adj. 神秘的；高深莫测的；谜一般的 coalescing adj. 聚结的 immutable adj. 不变的；不可变的；不能变的 ...
coalescent 合并的；接合的
coalesce 合并；结合；联合
coalesce 使…联合；使…合并
合并；联合（coalesce的现在分词）
Nullable types and null coalescing operator
可置空类型和 空合并运算符
Evidently, dark energy can't have been much stronger than it is today lest it prevent matter from coalescing to form galaxies.
明显地是，暗能量不会超出目前的强度，以避免其阻止物质混合形成星系。
But many DIY communities are coalescing: not only in Cambridge, but also in New York, San Francisco, London, Paris and the Netherlands.
但是，更多的DIY的社区在凝聚：不仅在剑桥，而且在纽约，旧金山，伦敦，巴黎和荷兰。
The new forces emerging from the revolution are far from coalescing into anything like political parties.
Republicans are coalescing behind Rep. Bill Cassidy, who is off to an impressive start.
Conservatives are coalescing around a very different solution upping America's game by sending more troops to Iraq.
ECONOMIST: The right bellows its disapproval of the ISG report