英 [kənˈfleɪt] 美 [kənˈfleɪt]
vt. 合并；异文合并
第三人称单数conflates
现在分词conflating
过去式conflated
过去分词conflated
conflate /kənˈfleɪt/ TEM8 [ conflating conflated conflates ]
相互动词 If you conflate two or more descriptions or ideas, or if they conflate, you combine them in order to produce a single one. 合并
Her letters conflate past and present.
她的信把过去与现在结合在一起。
Unfortunately the public conflated fiction with reality and made her into a saint.
不幸的是，公众将杜撰与事实合并了起来并把她当做了圣人。
The two meanings conflated.
这两种意思合并在了一起。
... confide 倾诉，吐露心事或秘密 conflate 合并 congenital 天生的，先天的；根深蒂固的 ...
... conceivable 可想到的 可想象的 conflate 混合 converge聚合 集中于一点 ...
合并；异文合并
Her letters conflate past and present.
她的信把过去与现在结合在一起。
We overlook big things, forget details, conflate events.
我们会忽略大的事情，忘记细节，也会将事情弄混。
So I think choreography is alive and well. But I wouldn't conflate that with BPM.
所以，我认为服务编排是生机勃勃的，但我不想把它和BPM混在一起。
The man's outer and inner worlds conflate indistinguishably, as they did when he was a boy.
These stories are appealing, but they tend to conflate rudimentary, utilitarian Globish with English.
As usual, you try to conflate the exceptional with the ordinary, which seems to be a running habit of Russian liberals.
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