Melt Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈmɛɫt/

melt

UK

/mˈɛlt/

melt

التعريف

To become liquid because of heat, or to make something become liquid. It can also describe emotions becoming softer or warmer.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Often used both intransitively ('The ice melted') and transitively ('Melt the butter'). Common collocations: 'melt in your mouth', 'melt away', and 'melt someone's heart'. 'Melt' is more common for ice, butter, and chocolate; 'dissolve' is different and means mixing into a liquid.

• Spanish: derretirse - derretir
• Portuguese (BR): derreter - derreter-se
• Portuguese (PT): derreter - derreter-se
• Chinese (Simplified): 融化 - 熔化
• Chinese (Traditional): 融化 - 熔化
• Hindi: पिघलना - पिघलाना
• Arabic: يذوب - يذّب
• Bengali: গলানো - গলে যাওয়া
• Russian: таять - растопить
• Japanese: 溶ける - 溶かす
• Vietnamese: tan chảy - làm tan chảy
• Korean: 녹다 - 녹이다
• Turkish: erimek - eritmek
• Urdu: پگھلنا
• Indonesian: meleleh - mencairkan

جمل نموذجية

Ice will melt in the sun.

basic

Please melt the butter in a small pan.

basic

When she apologized, all my anger just melted away.

natural

The chocolate melted quickly.

basic

That kid's smile could melt anyone's heart.

natural

I left the ice cream in the car, and it completely melted.

natural