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fusione
/fuˈzjo.ne/
merger
L'azienda ha annunciato una fusione con un concorrente.
The company announced a merger with a competitor.
Business
formal
The act of combining two or more entities (companies, organizations, etc.) into a single entity.
La fusione ha creato una nuova società più grande.
The merger created a larger new company.
Common in corporate and financial contexts.
Engineering
technical
The process of combining two or more substances to form a homogeneous mixture, especially in metallurgy.
La fusione del metallo richiede temperature molto elevate.
The fusion of metal requires very high temperatures.
Technical usage in chemistry and metallurgy.
general
The act of blending or merging different elements into a unified whole.
La fusione di stili diversi ha creato un design unico.
The fusion of different styles created a unique design.
Used in artistic and creative contexts.
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Pro Tip
Business vs. Technical Usage
In business, 'fusione' usually means a merger, while in science, it refers to combining substances.
Gold Rule
Correct Context
Always consider the context to determine whether 'fusione' refers to a business merger or a scientific process.
Word Origin
From Latin 'fusio', meaning 'melting' or 'pouring together'.
Usage Notes
In business, 'fusione' typically refers to mergers. In science, it refers to the process of combining substances.
Word Breakdown
fuse
to melt or blend
root-ione
action or process
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