Definición y Significado de "dissolve"

to dissolve

VERBO

disolver

to make a substance one with a liquid

Transitive: to dissolve a substance in a liquid

disolverse

(of a solid) to become one with a liquid

Intransitive

disolverse, desaparecer gradualmente

to gradually fade away or disappear

Intransitive

disolverse, anular

to come to an end or be annulled

Intransitive

disolverse, desintegrarse

to break up and stop functioning as a unit

Intransitive

disolver

to formally end an official or business assembly

Transitive: to dissolve an organization or business

disolver, anular

to formally annul or end a contractual agreement

Transitive: to dissolve a contractual agreement

disolver, desvanecerse

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

disolverse en lágrimas, desmoronarse en lágrimas

to suddenly and uncontrollably transition into an state of intense emotion

Intransitive: to dissolve into an emotional state

hacer que se disuelva, disolver

to trigger someone to lose control of their emotions

Transitive: to dissolve sb into an emotional state

Dissolve

SUSTANTIVO

disolución, fundido

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.

dissolve

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dissoluble

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dissoluble

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