melt
melt
mɛlt
melt
British pronunciation
/mɛlt/

英語での「melt」の定義と意味

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
to melt definition and meaning
example
The forecast predicts that the ice cream will melt in the afternoon sun.
予報によると、午後の日差しでアイスクリームが溶けるでしょう。
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
example
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
example
The sight of the children singing carols at the nursing home made the residents melt.
老人ホームでキャロルを歌う子供たちの姿は、入居者を溶かしました。
04

溶ける, 溶け合う

to lose distinct boundaries or characteristics
Intransitive: to melt into sth
example
As the sun set, the harsh glare of daylight melted into the soft hues of twilight.
太陽が沈むにつれ、昼間のきつい光は夕暮れの柔らかな色合いに溶けていった。
05

溶ける, 和らぐ

to become less intense and gradually diminish
Intransitive
example
As the music played softly, the stress and worries of the day melted.
音楽が静かに流れる中、その日のストレスや心配事は溶けていった
Melt
01

融解, 溶解

the process whereby heat changes something from a solid to a liquid
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