conflation
conflation 英 [kən'fleɪʃən] 美 [kən'fleʃən]
n. 合并；异文合成本
名词复数:conflations
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- n. 合并；异文合成本
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1. As an additional performance improvement, the cache does conflation on these dirty records.
作为额外的性能改善，缓存会合并这些脏记录。
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2. conflation means if the same record is updated or dirtied multiple times within the buffering period then it only keeps the last update.
合并意味着如果相同的记录被更新，或者在缓冲区内被多次标记为脏数据，则只保证最后一次更新。
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3. It is tempting to read too much into the conflation (are you calling the president a terror leader?) or to look past it entirely (the names sound similar, big deal).
是读的太多了把它们混合在了一起（你在把总统称为恐怖分子头目吗？） ，或是完全忽视了它（这两个名字听起来很相似，都是大人物），这个问题很具有诱惑力。
- conflation (n.) mid-15c., "a harmony of the Gospels;" 1620s, "action of fusing together," from Late Latin conflationem (nominative conflatio), noun of action from past-participle stem of Latin conflare "bring together, compose," also "melt together," literally "to blow together," from assimilated form of com "with, together" (see con-) + flare "to blow" (from PIE root *bhle- "to blow"). Meaning "inadvertent combination of two readings of the same passage" is from 1881.
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