Αναζήτηση
to dissolve
01
διαλύω, διαλύομαι
to make a substance one with a liquid
Transitive: to dissolve a substance in a liquid
Example
The pharmacist instructed him to dissolve the medication in water before taking it.
She dissolved the sugar in her tea by stirring it vigorously.
The scientist dissolved the powder in the solvent to create a solution for the experiment.
02
διαλύω, αφομοιώνω
(of a solid) to become one with a liquid
Intransitive
Example
Sugar dissolves quickly in hot tea.
The effervescent tablet is currently dissolving in a glass of water.
The salt has completely dissolved into the soup.
03
διαλύω, εξαφανίζομαι
to gradually fade away or disappear
Intransitive
Example
The tension between them seemed to dissolve as they talked things out.
With time, the pain of the loss started to dissolve, replaced by fond memories.
The fear of failure that had plagued her for years started to dissolve as she gained confidence in her abilities.
04
διαλύω, καταργώ
to come to an end or be annulled
Intransitive
Example
After years of disagreements, the business partnership dissolved.
The political coalition dissolved when key members withdrew their support, leaving the alliance powerless.
Despite their efforts to reconcile, the marriage eventually dissolved, leading to a bitter divorce.
05
διαλύω, καταρρέω
to break up and stop functioning as a unit
Intransitive
Example
The political party began to dissolve as internal conflicts and disagreements escalated among its members.
The relationship between the neighboring countries started to dissolve as diplomatic negotiations failed to resolve border disputes.
The student council began to dissolve when key members resigned from their positions.
06
διαλύω, καταργώ
to formally end an official or business assembly
Transitive: to dissolve an organization or business
Example
After years of declining profits, the company 's board of directors voted to dissolve the corporation.
The shareholders voted to dissolve the company's board of directors and appoint new leadership.
The members of the association voted to dissolve the organization after facing financial challenges.
07
ακυρώνω, διαλύω
to formally annul or end a contractual agreement
Transitive: to dissolve a contractual agreement
Example
After years of marital strife, they decided to dissolve their marriage and file for divorce.
The business partners agreed to dissolve their partnership amicably, dividing assets and liabilities equally.
Unable to reconcile their differences, the members of the band opted to dissolve the musical partnership.
08
διαλύω, εξαφανίζω
to introduce a transition between two shots where the first shot gradually fades out while the second shot simultaneously fades in
Intransitive: to dissolve into a scene or shot
Example
As the detective entered the dimly lit alley, the scene dissolved into a flashback of the crime scene.
During the climactic sequence, the camera slowly panned across the battlefield before dissolving into a close-up of the protagonist's determined face.
The editor skillfully dissolved into a close-up of the protagonist's face.
09
διαλύω, καταρρέω
to suddenly and uncontrollably transition into an state of intense emotion
Intransitive: to dissolve into an emotional state
Example
The touching moment in the film caused her to dissolve into tears.
When he received the unexpected gift from his children, he dissolved into laughter.
Upon hearing the news of her friend 's recovery from illness, she dissolved into a mixture of relief and joy.
10
διαλύω, σπάω
to trigger someone to lose control of their emotions
Transitive: to dissolve sb into an emotional state
Example
The heartfelt apology from her estranged friend dissolved her into tears.
His heartwarming gesture of kindness dissolved her into laughter.
The unexpected news of her promotion dissolved him into tears of joy.
Dissolve
01
διάλυση, χάσιμο
a film editing transition where one shot gradually fades out while another shot gradually fades in, creating a smooth transition between the two shots
What is a "dissolve"?
A dissolve is a type of transition in film and video editing where one scene gradually fades out while the next scene simultaneously fades in, creating a smooth, overlapping transition between the two. This technique is used to signify a passage of time, a change in location, or a shift in the narrative, helping to connect scenes in a visually seamless manner. A dissolve can add a sense of continuity and flow to the storytelling, making transitions between different moments or scenes more fluid.
word family
solve
Verb
dissolve
Verb
dissoluble
Adjective
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