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melt (obj)meltvto (cause to) turn from something solid into something soft or liquid使融化The spring sun usually melts the snow by mid March. [T]春天的太阳通常在三月中旬前将雪融化。It was so hot the butter started to melt. [I]天太热了，连黄油都化了。(fig.) He only has to look at her, and she melts (= her feelings soften). [I]他只需看着她，她的心便软了。The ice on the lake melted (away) (= became completely liquid) overnight. [I]湖面上的冰一夜之间全部融化了。If strong feelings melt (away), they slowly go away or disappear.逐渐消失Her anger/embarrassment/reserve melted away when she read the letter. [I]她的愤怒/尴尬/矜持在她读信的时候逐渐消失了。(fig.) As the police sirens were heard the crowd started to melt away (= slowly go away). [I]警笛一响，人群就开始散开了。If someone or something melts (away) into something else, they mix in so well with it that they disappear and you cannot see them.融合The security men just melted (away) into the background until they were needed. [I]保安人员隐藏在不引人注意的地方，直到需要他们的时候。If you melt something, esp. a metal object, down, you heat it until it turns to liquid because you want the metal rather than the object.熔化，熔毁They melted down the gold rings and bracelets. [M]他们熔毁了金戒指和金手镯。If solid food melts in the/your mouth it is soft and pleasant and easy to eat.入口即融，好吃，味美The meat was beautifully cooked--it just melted in your mouth. [I]这肉调烹精致，入口即融。If someone's heart melts, they start to have kinder feelings.软化，感动He had been going to refuse but his heart melted when he saw the children's faces. [I]他正要拒绝，但当他看见孩子们的脸时，他的心软了。
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