splice to

splice (something) to (something else)

To join something to something else by binding, adhering, or interweaving the end points. I bought some new wire and spliced it to the old one at the point where it had been severed. In the old days, film editors had to physically cut up the filmstrips and splice them to one another.

splice something (in)to something

to connect something to something; to cut and join something into something to connect the two. The workers spliced the small wires into the main cable. Let's splice this rope into the larger one at the halfway point.

See also: splice

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

(I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you
(one) never would have guessed
(one) could use (something)
a/the feel of (something)
all right
a straw will show which way the wind blows
a slew of (something)
a crack at (someone or something)
(you) wanna make something of it?
all for the best

References in periodicals archive

Matt Leach of V7 said: "We are delighted to welcome Splice to 101 and to Cardiff.

Business hub in capital centre now fully let as Splice moves in

To make splicing easier, each manufacturer also had available a special splice to replace the original splice, and a pair of splicing pliers.

After locating it, he cut out the splice to separate the wire.

Splicing check wire: collector explains critical step of check-planting corn

A sufficient amount of material is stored in the pneumatic accumulator/dancer assembly to enable a zero speed splice to be completed at line speeds to 250 FPM.

Slitter/winder

Additionally, the splice manufacturer switched the material for the splice to phosbronze, which would stand up to the expected corrosive conditions.

Redesigned lawn spreader control cable. (Application Xtra)

词组	splice to
释义	splice to splice (something) to (something else) To join something to something else by binding, adhering, or interweaving the end points. I bought some new wire and spliced it to the old one at the point where it had been severed. In the old days, film editors had to physically cut up the filmstrips and splice them to one another. See also: splice Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. splice something (in)to something to connect something to something; to cut and join something into something to connect the two. The workers spliced the small wires into the main cable. Let's splice this rope into the larger one at the halfway point. See also: splice McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: (I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you (one) never would have guessed (one) could use (something) a/the feel of (something) all right a straw will show which way the wind blows a slew of (something) a crack at (someone or something) (you) wanna make something of it? all for the best References in periodicals archive Matt Leach of V7 said: "We are delighted to welcome Splice to 101 and to Cardiff. Business hub in capital centre now fully let as Splice moves in To make splicing easier, each manufacturer also had available a special splice to replace the original splice, and a pair of splicing pliers. After locating it, he cut out the splice to separate the wire. Splicing check wire: collector explains critical step of check-planting corn A sufficient amount of material is stored in the pneumatic accumulator/dancer assembly to enable a zero speed splice to be completed at line speeds to 250 FPM. Slitter/winder Additionally, the splice manufacturer switched the material for the splice to phosbronze, which would stand up to the expected corrosive conditions. Redesigned lawn spreader control cable. (Application Xtra)
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