n.保险丝，熔断器，导火线，导火索，引信，信管，雷管
v.(使)融合，熔接，结合，(使)熔化，(使保险丝熔断而)停止工作，在（电路或电器）中安装保险丝

原形：fuse第三人称单数：fuses复数：fuses过去式：fused过去分词：fused现在分词：fusing

They fuse copper and tin to make bronze.
他们把铜和锡熔制成青铜。
The fuse blew as Tom started the motor.
汤姆启动马达的时候保险丝烧断了。
Eric struck a match reignited the fuse.
埃里克划了根火柴，重新点着了导火索。
The fuse in the old lightbulb blew after only a few minutes of use.
旧灯泡只用了几分钟就烧断了保险丝。
She carefully unscrewed the fuse to troubleshoot the electrical problem.
她小心翼翼地拧下保险丝来排查电路问题。
In case of a power surge, always have a backup fuse ready.
以防电力突然增加，始终要备好备用保险丝。
He replaced the blown fuse with a new one, and the electricity returned.
他换上新的保险丝，电力就恢复了。
The electrician checked and reset the main fuse box before diagnosing the issue.
电工检查并重置了主保险盒，然后诊断问题。
Fuses used to be common safety devices in older homes, but now circuit breakers are more prevalent.
在过去的老房子里，保险丝是常见的安全设备，但现在断路器更为常见。
A faulty appliance can cause a fuse to blow, so it's essential to replace it promptly.
故障的电器可能导致保险丝熔断，所以要及时更换。
She had to replace two fuses in her car's engine due to a wiring issue.
由于线路问题，她在汽车引擎里更换了两个保险丝。
When installing a new light fixture, make sure to match the fuse rating with the fixture's requirements.
安装新灯具时，确保保险丝的额定电流与灯具要求匹配。
During a storm, lightning could trigger a fuse to blow in the house's electrical system.
在暴风雨中，闪电可能引发房屋电气系统中的保险丝熔断。