Defrost Meaning in English
word
dɪˈfɹɔst
di-FRAWST
dɪfɹˈɒst
di-FROST
释义
To remove ice or frost from something, especially by warming it; commonly used to describe making frozen food ready to cook or eat.
用法与细微差别
Mainly used for food and appliances ('defrost the chicken', 'defrost the fridge'). Most common in American and British English; rarely used for cars except for the windshield ('defrost the windshield'). Similar to 'thaw', but 'defrost' is more mechanical or intentional while 'thaw' is more natural.
Spanish: descongelarPortuguese (BR): descongelarPortuguese (PT): descongelarChinese (Simplified): 解冻Chinese (Traditional): 解凍Hindi: जमाव हटानाArabic: إزالة التجميدBengali: ডিফ্রস্ট করা - বরফ গলানোRussian: разморозить - размораживатьJapanese: 解凍する - 凍結を取るVietnamese: rã đôngKorean: 해동하다Turkish: buzunu çözmek - defrost etmekUrdu: برف ہٹانا - فریزر کھولناIndonesian: mencairkan - menghilangkan es
例句
Please defrost the chicken before cooking.
basic
The fridge can defrost automatically.
basic
I need to defrost the freezer once a month.
basic
How long does it take to defrost a steak?
natural
Make sure to defrost the car windshield before driving.
natural
Just pop it in the microwave to defrost it quickly.
natural