Liquefy Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɫɪkwəˌfaɪ

LIK-wuh-fy

UK

lˈɪkwɪfˌaɪ

LIK-wi-fy

التعريف

To make something become liquid, or to turn into a liquid, often by heating or melting.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal/scientific term, common in chemistry or cooking. Not used for everyday liquids ('melt' is more casual). Typical with objects like metal, gas, or food. Different from 'liquify', but 'liquefy' is preferred in scientific contexts.

• Spanish: licuar - fundir (hacer líquido por calor)
• Portuguese (BR): liquefazer - derreter (tornar líquido)
• Portuguese (PT): liquefazer - derreter (tornar líquido)
• Chinese (Simplified): 液化 - 变成液体
• Chinese (Traditional): 液化 - 變成液體
• Hindi: तरल बनाना
• Arabic: يُسيِّل
• Bengali: তরল করা - তরল অবস্থায় পরিণত করা
• Russian: сжижать - превращать в жидкость
• Japanese: 液化する
• Vietnamese: hoá lỏng
• Korean: 액화하다
• Turkish: sıvılaştırmak
• Urdu: مائع بنانا - سیال بنانا
• Indonesian: mencairkan - melikuidasi

جمل نموذجية

Heat will liquefy the ice and turn it into water.

basic

Metal can liquefy at very high temperatures.

basic

Some industrial plants liquefy natural gas for storage.

basic

If you heat butter too much, it will completely liquefy.

natural

Scientists figured out how to liquefy oxygen for use in hospitals.

natural

That jelly will liquefy if you leave it in the sun.

natural