Fusion

/fuˈzi̯oːn/
nounIntermediateLoanword from EnglishFusion
general

The process of combining two or more entities (companies, elements, etc.) into a single entity.

Die Fusion der beiden Banken hat zu einer größeren Marktpräsenz geführt.

The merger of the two banks has led to a stronger market presence.

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In business, this often refers to a corporate merger.

technical

In nuclear physics, the process where atomic nuclei combine to form heavier nuclei, releasing energy.

Fusion ist die Energiequelle der Sonne.

Fusion is the energy source of the sun.

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This process is the basis for experimental fusion reactors.

informal

In music or art, the blending of different styles or influences into a new form.

Seine Musik ist eine Fusion aus Jazz und Elektronik.

His music is a fusion of jazz and electronics.

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Common in genres like jazz fusion or hip-hop fusion.

Collocations

Fusion reagierento undergo fusionFusion von Unternehmenmerger of companiesKernfusionnuclear fusion

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Related Phrases

Fusion reagierenphrase
to undergo fusion
Fusion von Unternehmenphrase
merger of companies

💡Pro Tip

Business vs. Science

In business, 'Fusion' refers to mergers, while in science, it refers to nuclear fusion.

Gold Rule

Capitalization

In German, 'Fusion' is always capitalized as a noun.

📖Word Origin

From Latin 'fusio' (melting), via English 'fusion'.

📝Usage Notes

In German, 'Fusion' is commonly used in business, science, and arts. In nuclear physics, 'Kernfusion' is more specific.

Word Breakdown

fus-
to melt or blend
root
+
-ion
action or process
suffix
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