Fuse | Mean of fuse in English Dictionary

/ˈfjuːz/

• Noun
• a device that causes electricity to stop flowing when a current becomes too strong
1. The lights went out when the fuse blew.
2. change a fuse
• to become very angry or upset
1. The boss blew a fuse when the shipment didn't arrive on time.
• a string that is connected to an explosive device (such as a bomb or firecracker) and that is set on fire to cause the device to explode
1. light a fuse

• a mechanical or electrical device that causes a weapon (such as a bomb or torpedo) to explode
• Verb
• to join or become joined because of heat or a chemical reaction
1. During the reaction the atoms fuse (together).
2. The melted metals fused (with each other).
3. Particles are fused to form a new compound.
4. He fused the wires (together).
• to join or combine (different things) together
1. His compositions fuse jazz and rhythm and blues elements.
2. Their approach fused ideas from several disciplines.
3. Dreams and reality fuse (together) in her latest film. = Dreams fuse with reality in her latest film.
• to stop working because a fuse has blown
1. The light fused and left us in the dark.
2. I must have fused the light by accident.