英语词汇melt怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ melt /ˈmɛlt/ verb

melts; melted; melting

¹ melt

/ˈmɛlt/

verb

melts; melted; melting

Learner's definition of MELT

: to change or to cause (something) to change from a solid to a liquid usually because of heat（使）融化，熔化

[no object]

The butter melted in the frying pan.黄油在煎锅里熔化了。
The snow is finally melting.雪终于融化了。

[+ object]

She melted butter in the frying pan.她在煎锅里把黄油熔化了。
a tablespoon of melted butter一汤匙熔化的黄油
melted cheese熔化的奶酪

[no object] : to gradually become less or go away : disappear（逐渐）减少，消失

Their determination melted in the face of opposition.他们的决心在反对声中慢慢消失了。

— often + away

Her anger melted away when she saw that he was truly sorry.见他真心道歉，她的怒气逐渐消散了。
As the sun rose the fog began to melt away.太阳升起时，雾开始逐渐散去。

: to begin to have feelings of love, kindness, sympathy, etc.（心、情感等）变软

[no object]

She melted at his kindly words.听了他亲切的话语，她的心软了。
Her heart melted with compassion.她心生怜悯之情。

[+ object]

It would have melted your heart [=it would have filled you with compassion, sympathy, etc.] to see her lying in that hospital bed.看到她躺在医院病床上，你就会心生怜悯。

butter wouldn't melt in someone's mouth

— see ¹butter

melt down

[phrasal verb]

a of a nuclear reactor : to heat up accidentally, melt, and release radiation（核反应堆）遇热熔毁

The reactor's core melted down.反应堆核心熔毁。

b : to experience a very fast collapse or failure迅速垮掉；很快失败

The stock market has melted down.股市急速走低。

— see also meltdown

melt (something) down or melt down (something) : to melt (something) so that it can be used for another purpose熔化（金属）

melt down a coin熔化硬币
The stolen gold has probably already been melted down.被盗黄金大概已经被熔化了。

melt into

[phrasal verb]

melt into (something)

: to become difficult or impossible to see by changing into or becoming combined with (something else)融入；融进

The colors in the painting melt into one another.这幅画的各种颜色相互融为一体。
Her frown melted into a smile.她的皱眉舒展成了笑容。
She melted into [=disappeared into] the crowd.她消失在人群中。
He seemed to melt into thin air. [=he seemed to disappear]他似乎消失了。

melt in your mouth

◊ Food that melts in your mouth is delicious and feels soft or becomes soft when you put it in your mouth.食物）入口即化

chocolate candies that melt in your mouth入口即化的巧克力糖
The fish practically melts in your mouth.这种鱼肉实际上入口即化。

² melt /ˈmɛlt/ noun

plural melts

² melt

/ˈmɛlt/

noun

plural melts

Learner's definition of MELT

[count] US

: a sandwich made with melted cheese奶酪三明治

a tuna melt金枪鱼奶酪三明治

单词	melt
释义	melt (noun) melt 8 ENTRIES FOUND: melt (verb) melt (noun) melting (adjective) melting point (noun) melting pot (noun) butter (noun) heart (noun) mouth (noun) ¹ melt /ˈmɛlt/ verb melts; melted; melting ¹ melt /ˈmɛlt/ verb melts; melted; melting Learner's definition of MELT 1 : to change or to cause (something) to change from a solid to a liquid usually because of heat（使）融化，熔化 [no object] The butter melted in the frying pan.黄油在煎锅里熔化了。 The snow is finally melting.雪终于融化了。 [+ object] She melted butter in the frying pan.她在煎锅里把黄油熔化了。 a tablespoon of melted butter一汤匙熔化的黄油 melted cheese熔化的奶酪 2 [no object] : to gradually become less or go away : disappear（逐渐）减少，消失 Their determination melted in the face of opposition.他们的决心在反对声中慢慢消失了。 — often + away Her anger melted away when she saw that he was truly sorry.见他真心道歉，她的怒气逐渐消散了。 As the sun rose the fog began to melt away.太阳升起时，雾开始逐渐散去。 3 : to begin to have feelings of love, kindness, sympathy, etc.（心、情感等）变软 [no object] She melted at his kindly words.听了他亲切的话语，她的心软了。 Her heart melted with compassion.她心生怜悯之情。 [+ object] It would have melted your heart [=it would have filled you with compassion, sympathy, etc.] to see her lying in that hospital bed.看到她躺在医院病床上，你就会心生怜悯。 butter wouldn't melt in someone's mouth — see ¹butter melt down [phrasal verb] 1 a of a nuclear reactor : to heat up accidentally, melt, and release radiation（核反应堆）遇热熔毁 The reactor's core melted down.反应堆核心熔毁。 b : to experience a very fast collapse or failure迅速垮掉；很快失败 The stock market has melted down.股市急速走低。 — see also meltdown 2 melt (something) down or melt down (something) : to melt (something) so that it can be used for another purpose熔化（金属） melt down a coin熔化硬币 The stolen gold has probably already been melted down.被盗黄金大概已经被熔化了。 melt into [phrasal verb] melt into (something) : to become difficult or impossible to see by changing into or becoming combined with (something else)融入；融进 The colors in the painting melt into one another.这幅画的各种颜色相互融为一体。 Her frown melted into a smile.她的皱眉舒展成了笑容。 She melted into [=disappeared into] the crowd.她消失在人群中。 He seemed to melt into thin air. [=he seemed to disappear]他似乎消失了。 melt in your mouth ◊ Food that melts in your mouth is delicious and feels soft or becomes soft when you put it in your mouth.食物）入口即化 chocolate candies that melt in your mouth入口即化的巧克力糖 The fish practically melts in your mouth.这种鱼肉实际上入口即化。 ² melt /ˈmɛlt/ noun plural melts ² melt /ˈmɛlt/ noun plural melts Learner's definition of MELT [count] US : a sandwich made with melted cheese奶酪三明治 a tuna melt金枪鱼奶酪三明治
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