to melt
01
溶ける, 融解する
(of something in solid form) to turn into liquid form by being subjected to heat
Intransitive
文法情報
形態的構成
単純語
動作動詞
規則的
現在時制
melt
三人称単数
melts
現在分詞
melting
単純過去
melted
過去分詞
melted
例
Ice cubes melt quickly in warm water.
氷の立方体は温かい水で速く溶けます。
02
溶かす, 融解する
to cause something that is in solid form to turn into liquid form by use of heat
Transitive: to melt solid matter
例
She melted butter in a saucepan to prepare pancakes for breakfast.
彼女は朝食にパンケーキを準備するために鍋でバターを溶かしました。
03
溶ける, 深く感動する
to be deeply moved or touched by something
Intransitive
例
Watching the reunion of the long-lost siblings made everyone in the room melt with emotion.
長い間行方不明だった兄弟の再会を見て、部屋の中の全員が感動で溶けました。
04
溶ける, 溶け合う
to lose distinct boundaries or characteristics
Intransitive: to melt into sth
例
The colors of the sunset melted into each other, creating a beautiful blend of pinks and oranges across the sky.
夕焼けの色が互いに溶け合い、空にピンクとオレンジの美しいブレンドを作り出しました。
05
溶ける, 和らぐ
to become less intense and gradually diminish
Intransitive
例
After the argument, tension between them began to melt, and they were able to reconcile their differences.
議論の後、彼らの間の緊張は溶け始め、彼らは意見の相違を和解させることができた。
06
(of foods) to become soft, smooth, or easy to chew in the mouth
例
The chocolate melts in your mouth almost instantly.
Melt
01
融解, 溶解
the process whereby heat changes something from a solid to a liquid
文法情報
有生性の状態
抽象的
形態的構成
複合語
不可算
複数形
melts
語彙ツリー
melted
melter
melting
melt
