prox·ˈim·ity fuse, ingl. am. also prox·ˈim·ity fuze SUST. MILIT., TÉC.
I. fuse [fju:z] SUST.
1. fuse (in a house):
2. fuse of a bomb:
II. fuse [fju:z] V. intr.
III. fuse [fju:z] V. trans.
1. fuse esp ingl. brit. ELECTR.:
2. fuse:
fuse [fjuːz] V.
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