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1 my heart softened
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[haːt]nSee:His heart is weak. — У него плохо работает сердце.
This medicine doesn't have effect on the heart. — Это лекарство не действует на сердце.
This course of treatment made a good effect on the heart. — Этот лечебный курс оказал хорошее действие на сердце.
She has some heart trouble/there is something wrong with her heart. — У нее что-то с сердцем.
His heart is failing. — У него сердце пошаливает/шалит/сдает.
When a man's heart stops beating, he dies. — Когда сердце человека перестает биться, он умирает.
Absence makes the heart grow tender. — Реже видишь, больше любишь.
Faint heart never won a fair lady. — Храбрым счастье помогает. /Только храбрые достойны красавиц. /Смелость города берет.
The heat that loves one truly never forgets. — Старая любовь не ржавеет.
If it were not for hope, the heart would freak. — Пока живу, - надеюсь. /Счастье скоро покидает, а добрая надежда никогда.
It is a poor heart that never rejoices. — Кто умеет веселиться, тот горя не боится.
- badly-diseased heart- smoker's heart
- routine heart check-up
- fatty heart- heart transplantation- beatings of the heart
- operation on the heart
- medicine for the heart
- bad for the heart
- pains in the heart
- with beating heart
- affect smb's heart
- clutch at one's heart
- die of heart failure
- feel one's heart
- keep up smb's heart
- make the heart beat
- sound the patient's heart
- press one's hand to one's heart
- strain one's heart
- treat smb for the heart
- weaken the heart
- heart beats
- heart throbs with fright
- heart leaps with joy2) душа, сердцеHis heart was softened (hardened). — Его сердце смягчилось (ожесточилось).
His heart is in the right place. — У него добрая душа.
I have no heart for it. — У меня к этому сердце не лежит/У меня на это духу/смелости не хватает.
Don't lose heart. — Не падайте духом.
I haven't the heart to do it. — У меня рука не поднимается сделать это.
He knew in his heart that he was wrong. — В глубине души он знал, что был не прав.
- very kind heart- golden heart
- evil heart
- stout hearts and strong arms of her sons
- man without a heart
- woman without a heart
- lion's heart
- heart of stone
- hearts of mothers
- heart of oak
- union of hearts
- at heart
- with all one's heart
- with a heavy heart- appeal to smb's heart- be furious at heart
- break smb's heart over smth
- break one's heart over smth
- die of a broken heart
- do smth with all one's heart
- eat to one's heart's content
- gladden smb's heart
- harden smb's heart
- have a soft heart
- have the heart to do smth
- give one's heart to smb
- give one's whole heart to smth
- know in one's heart
- lay smth to heart- lose heart- love smb with all one's heart
- make the heart glad
- melt a heart of stone
- move smb's heart
- open one's heart to smb
- part with a heavy heart
- put one's heart into smth
- set one's heart on smth
- set one's heart at rest
- speak from the heart
- take heart
- thank smb from one's heart
- speak smth from one's heart
- welcome smb with all one's heart
- win smb's heart
- heart is seized with indignation
- heart bleeds
- heart flutters in pity3) центр (чего-либо), сердце (чего-либо), суть, сущностьLondon is the heart of England. — Лондон - сердце Англии
- very heart of the matter- in the heart of the city
- in the heart of the shopping district
- in the heart of the forest
- in the heart of the lake
- in the heart of Africa
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his heart softened -
4 נתרכך לבו
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5 soften
verb (to make or become soft or softer, less strong or less painful: The thick walls softened the noise of the explosion.) suavizarsoften vb ablandar / suavizartr['sɒfən]1 (leather, heart) ablandar; (skin) suavizar; (light, sound, colour) atenuar, suavizar; (voice) bajar1 (leather, heart, butter) ablandarse; (skin) suavizarse; (light, sound, colour) atenuarse, suavizarse; (voice) bajar; (attitude) volverse menos intransigente, volverse más tolerante\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto soften one's position adoptar una postura menos intransigenteto soften up one's attitude adoptar una actitud menos intransigenteto soften the blow amortiguar el golpesoften ['sɔfən] vt: ablandar (algo sólido), suavizar (la piel, un golpe, etc.), amortiguar (un impacto)soften vi: ablandarse, suavizarsev.• ablandar v.• atemperar v.• blandear v.• emblandecer v.• esfumar v.• laxar v.• mullir v.• reblandecer v.• suavizar v.• templar v.'sɔːfən, 'sɒfən
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1) \<\<clay/butter/leather\>\> ablandar; \<\<skin\>\> suavizar*; \<\<light/color\>\> suavizar*; \<\<contours/edges\>\> difuminar2) ( mitigate) \<\<effect\>\> atenuar*, mitigar*to soften the blow — suavizar* or amortiguar* el golpe
3) ( Chem) \<\<water\>\> ablandar, descalcificar*
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vi1) \<\<clay/butter/leather\>\> ablandarse; \<\<skin\>\> suavizarse*; \<\<light/color\>\> suavizarse*2)a) ( become gentler) \<\<person/heart\>\> ablandarse; \<\<voice\>\> suavizarse*, dulcificarse*b) ( become more moderate) volverse* menos intransigente•Phrasal Verbs:['sɒfn]1. VT1) (=make less hard) [+ butter, ground, metal, leather, water] ablandar2) (=make smooth) [+ fabric, skin, hair] suavizar3) (=make gentle) [+ sound, outline] suavizar; [+ lights, lighting] hacer más tenue; [+ person] ablandar4) (=mitigate) [+ effect, reaction] mitigar, atenuarto soften the blow — (fig) amortiguar el golpe
2. VI1) (=become less hard) [butter, ground, metal] ablandarse2) (=become smooth) [fabric, skin, hair] suavizarse3) (=become gentle) [voice, outline] suavizarse; [lighting] hacerse más tenue; [person] ablandarse4) (=become moderate) [effect] mitigarse, atenuarse; [attitude] suavizarse, moderarse* * *['sɔːfən, 'sɒfən]
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1) \<\<clay/butter/leather\>\> ablandar; \<\<skin\>\> suavizar*; \<\<light/color\>\> suavizar*; \<\<contours/edges\>\> difuminar2) ( mitigate) \<\<effect\>\> atenuar*, mitigar*to soften the blow — suavizar* or amortiguar* el golpe
3) ( Chem) \<\<water\>\> ablandar, descalcificar*
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vi1) \<\<clay/butter/leather\>\> ablandarse; \<\<skin\>\> suavizarse*; \<\<light/color\>\> suavizarse*2)a) ( become gentler) \<\<person/heart\>\> ablandarse; \<\<voice\>\> suavizarse*, dulcificarse*b) ( become more moderate) volverse* menos intransigente•Phrasal Verbs: -
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['sɒfn]1. vt(gen) ammorbidire, (light) attenuare, (sound, impression) attutire, (colour, anger) smorzare, (resistance) fiaccare, (person: weaken) addolcire2. vi(see vt), ammorbidirsi; attenuarsi; attutirsi; smorzarsi; fiaccarsi, (person, character) addolcirsi• -
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soften ['sɒfən]∎ a cream to soften chapped skin une crème pour adoucir les peaux gercées;∎ soften the paste by kneading it between your fingers ramollir la pâte en la malaxant avec les doigts;∎ centuries of erosion had softened the stone des siècles d'érosion avaient rendu la pierre tendre∎ to soften one's voice (make less strident) parler d'une voix plus douce; (make quieter) parler moins fort(c) (make less strict) assouplir;∎ he has softened his stance on vegetarianism son attitude envers le végétarisme est plus modérée qu'avant(d) (lessen → pain, emotion) soulager, adoucir, atténuer; (→ shock, effect, impact) adoucir, amoindrir; (→ opposition, resistance) réduire, amoindrir;∎ also figurative to soften the blow amortir le choc(b) (become gentler → eyes, expression, voice) s'adoucir; (→ breeze, rain) s'atténuer; (→ lighting, colour) s'atténuer, s'adoucir; (→ angle, outline) s'adoucir, s'estomper(c) (become friendlier, more receptive)∎ to soften towards sb se montrer plus indulgent envers qn;∎ their attitude towards immigration has softened noticeably leur position par rapport à l'immigration est nettement plus tolérante;∎ his face softened son expression se radoucit;∎ her heart softened at the sound of his voice elle s'attendrit en entendant sa voix(a) familiar (make amenable → gen) attendrir□, rendre plus souple□ ; (→ by persuasion) amadouer□ ; (→ aggressively) intimider□ ;∎ they tried to soften us up with champagne lunches ils ont essayé de nous amadouer à coups de déjeuners au champagne;∎ they sent in bully boys to soften the shopkeepers up ils ont envoyé des gros bras pour intimider les commerçants(c) (make softer → butter, ground, wax) ramollir; (→ skin) adoucir; (→ cloth, wool, leather) assouplir(a) (ground) devenir mou (molle), se ramollir; (butter, wax) se ramollir; (leather) s'assouplir; (skin) s'adoucir(b) (become gentler → person, voice) s'adoucir;∎ to soften up on sb faire preuve de plus d'indulgence envers qn -
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[ʹsɒf(ə)n] v1. 1) успокаивать, умерять; облегчать2) успокаиваться, утихать2. 1) смягчатьto soften smb.'s heart - смягчить /тронуть/ чьё-л. сердце
to soften one's attitude - смягчить своё отношение, занять более примирительную позицию
2) смягчаться3. 1) делать менее твёрдым, жёстким, уменьшать твёрдость, жёсткость; мягчить2) становиться мягче; размякнуть4. 1) топить, плавить2) топиться, плавиться5. метал. отжигать ( сталь) -
9 мое сердце дрогнуло
Makarov: my heart softenedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > мое сердце дрогнуло
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10 Г-155
МЕНЯТЬ (СМЕНИТЬ)/СМЕНИТЬ (ПЕРЕМЕНИТЬ, ПРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs, ПОЛОЖИТЬ obs) ГНЕВ НА МИЛОСТЬ VP subj: human usu. pfv (past or Verbal Adv) usu. this WO to cease being angry at s.o. and start treating him kindlyX сменил гнев на милость - X relentedX's anger changed (gave way) to pity (mercy etc) X's heart softened.Сам флигель-адъютант первый, сменив гнев на милость, говорил, что он «никакого зла сделать старосте не хочет...» (Герцен 1). The adjutant himself, relenting, was the first to declare that he "wished the man no harm..." (1a).Он (Чик) боялся, что, когда они напьются и уйдут отсюда, ему придётся по всему городу нести одежду Керопчика, если Мотя не сменит гнев на милость (Искандер 1). Не (Chik) was afraid that when they got drunk and left he would have to carry Keropchik's clothes all through town, if Motya's anger didn't change to pity (1a). -
11 менять гнев на милость
• МЕНЯТЬ <СМЕНИТЬ/СМЕНИТЬ ПЕРЕМЕНИТЬ, ПРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs, ПОЛОЖИТЬ obs> ГНЕВ НА МИЛОСТЬ[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv (past or Verbal Adv; usu. this WO]=====⇒ to cease being angry at s.o. and start treating him kindly:- X's anger changed < gave way> to pity <mercy etc>;- X's heart softened.♦ Сам флигель-адъютант первый, сменив гнев на милость, говорил, что он "никакого зла сделать старосте не хочет..." (Герцен 1). The adjutant himself, relenting, was the first to declare that he "wished the man no harm..." (1a).♦ Он [Чик] боялся, что, когда они напьются и уйдут отсюда, ему придётся по всему городу нести одежду Керопчика, если Мотя не сменит гнев на милость (Искандер 1). Не [Chik] was afraid that when they got drunk and left he would have to carry Keropchik's clothes all through town, if Motya's anger didn't change to pity (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > менять гнев на милость
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12 переменить гнев на милость
• МЕНЯТЬ <СМЕНИТЬ/СМЕНИТЬ ПЕРЕМЕНИТЬ, ПРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs, ПОЛОЖИТЬ obs> ГНЕВ НА МИЛОСТЬ[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv (past or Verbal Adv; usu. this WO]=====⇒ to cease being angry at s.o. and start treating him kindly:- X's anger changed < gave way> to pity <mercy etc>;- X's heart softened.♦ Сам флигель-адъютант первый, сменив гнев на милость, говорил, что он "никакого зла сделать старосте не хочет..." (Герцен 1). The adjutant himself, relenting, was the first to declare that he "wished the man no harm..." (1a).♦ Он [Чик] боялся, что, когда они напьются и уйдут отсюда, ему придётся по всему городу нести одежду Керопчика, если Мотя не сменит гнев на милость (Искандер 1). Не [Chik] was afraid that when they got drunk and left he would have to carry Keropchik's clothes all through town, if Motya's anger didn't change to pity (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > переменить гнев на милость
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13 положить гнев на милость
• МЕНЯТЬ <СМЕНИТЬ/СМЕНИТЬ ПЕРЕМЕНИТЬ, ПРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs, ПОЛОЖИТЬ obs> ГНЕВ НА МИЛОСТЬ[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv (past or Verbal Adv; usu. this WO]=====⇒ to cease being angry at s.o. and start treating him kindly:- X's anger changed < gave way> to pity <mercy etc>;- X's heart softened.♦ Сам флигель-адъютант первый, сменив гнев на милость, говорил, что он "никакого зла сделать старосте не хочет..." (Герцен 1). The adjutant himself, relenting, was the first to declare that he "wished the man no harm..." (1a).♦ Он [Чик] боялся, что, когда они напьются и уйдут отсюда, ему придётся по всему городу нести одежду Керопчика, если Мотя не сменит гнев на милость (Искандер 1). Не [Chik] was afraid that when they got drunk and left he would have to carry Keropchik's clothes all through town, if Motya's anger didn't change to pity (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > положить гнев на милость
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14 преложить гнев на милость
• МЕНЯТЬ <СМЕНИТЬ/СМЕНИТЬ ПЕРЕМЕНИТЬ, ПРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs, ПОЛОЖИТЬ obs> ГНЕВ НА МИЛОСТЬ[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv (past or Verbal Adv; usu. this WO]=====⇒ to cease being angry at s.o. and start treating him kindly:- X's anger changed < gave way> to pity <mercy etc>;- X's heart softened.♦ Сам флигель-адъютант первый, сменив гнев на милость, говорил, что он "никакого зла сделать старосте не хочет..." (Герцен 1). The adjutant himself, relenting, was the first to declare that he "wished the man no harm..." (1a).♦ Он [Чик] боялся, что, когда они напьются и уйдут отсюда, ему придётся по всему городу нести одежду Керопчика, если Мотя не сменит гнев на милость (Искандер 1). Не [Chik] was afraid that when they got drunk and left he would have to carry Keropchik's clothes all through town, if Motya's anger didn't change to pity (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > преложить гнев на милость
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15 сменить гнев на милость
• МЕНЯТЬ <СМЕНИТЬ/СМЕНИТЬ ПЕРЕМЕНИТЬ, ПРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs, ПОЛОЖИТЬ obs> ГНЕВ НА МИЛОСТЬ[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv (past or Verbal Adv; usu. this WO]=====⇒ to cease being angry at s.o. and start treating him kindly:- X's anger changed < gave way> to pity <mercy etc>;- X's heart softened.♦ Сам флигель-адъютант первый, сменив гнев на милость, говорил, что он "никакого зла сделать старосте не хочет..." (Герцен 1). The adjutant himself, relenting, was the first to declare that he "wished the man no harm..." (1a).♦ Он [Чик] боялся, что, когда они напьются и уйдут отсюда, ему придётся по всему городу нести одежду Керопчика, если Мотя не сменит гнев на милость (Искандер 1). Не [Chik] was afraid that when they got drunk and left he would have to carry Keropchik's clothes all through town, if Motya's anger didn't change to pity (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сменить гнев на милость
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16 сменять гнев на милость
• МЕНЯТЬ <СМЕНИТЬ/СМЕНИТЬ ПЕРЕМЕНИТЬ, ПРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs, ПОЛОЖИТЬ obs> ГНЕВ НА МИЛОСТЬ[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv (past or Verbal Adv; usu. this WO]=====⇒ to cease being angry at s.o. and start treating him kindly:- X's anger changed < gave way> to pity <mercy etc>;- X's heart softened.♦ Сам флигель-адъютант первый, сменив гнев на милость, говорил, что он "никакого зла сделать старосте не хочет..." (Герцен 1). The adjutant himself, relenting, was the first to declare that he "wished the man no harm..." (1a).♦ Он [Чик] боялся, что, когда они напьются и уйдут отсюда, ему придётся по всему городу нести одежду Керопчика, если Мотя не сменит гнев на милость (Искандер 1). Не [Chik] was afraid that when they got drunk and left he would have to carry Keropchik's clothes all through town, if Motya's anger didn't change to pity (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сменять гнев на милость
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17 zmięknąć
* * *pf.- knij, -kł l. - knął -kła -kli1. (= stać się miękkim) soften; rura mu zmiękła pot. he has come down a peg.2. przen. (= stać się skłonnym do ustępstw) soften.3. (= stać się łagodnym) soften; serce mu zmiękło his heart softened.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zmięknąć
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18 (to) soften
(to) soften /ˈsɒfn/A v. t.1 ammollire; ammorbidire ( anche fig.); infiacchire; indebolire; rammollire: to soften one's stand, ammorbidire la propria posizione2 raddolcire; intenerire; lenire; calmare; mitigare; placare; alleviare; attenuare: She was softened by his words, le sue parole la raddolcirono; Her smile softened his heart, il suo sorriso gl'intenerì il cuore; The curtains softened the sunlight, le tende attenuavano la luce del sole; to soften sb. 's grief, alleviare il dolore di q.; to soften one's claims, mitigare le proprie preteseB v. i.1 ammollirsi; ammorbidirsi ( anche fig.); infiacchirsi; indebolirsi; rammollirsi: The ice cream will soften if you don't eat it, se non lo mangi, il gelato si rammollisce; His position on the question has softened considerably, sulla questione la sua posizione si è notevolmente ammorbidita2 raddolcirsi; intenerirsi; attenuarsi; placarsi; calmarsi: The weather is softening, il tempo si sta raddolcendo; The light softened in the late afternoon, nel tardo pomeriggio la luce si attenuò; He softened at the sight of the puppy, vedendo il cagnolino si è intenerito3 (econ.: della domanda) indebolirsi; ( del mercato) diventare fiacco, subire una flessione; ( dei prezzi) flettersi, calare, diminuire, andare giù (fam.)● (fig.) to soften the blow, attutire il colpo □ (fig.) to soften up, ammorbidire (fig.: una persona); rendere docile, malleabile; lavorarsi (fam.); (mil.) fiaccare la resistenza di, indebolire: to soften up the enemy's defences, indebolire le difese del nemico ( con bombardamenti, ecc.) □ to soften one's voice, abbassare la voce □ to soften water, rendere dolce (o potabile) l'acqua. -
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(to) soften /ˈsɒfn/A v. t.1 ammollire; ammorbidire ( anche fig.); infiacchire; indebolire; rammollire: to soften one's stand, ammorbidire la propria posizione2 raddolcire; intenerire; lenire; calmare; mitigare; placare; alleviare; attenuare: She was softened by his words, le sue parole la raddolcirono; Her smile softened his heart, il suo sorriso gl'intenerì il cuore; The curtains softened the sunlight, le tende attenuavano la luce del sole; to soften sb. 's grief, alleviare il dolore di q.; to soften one's claims, mitigare le proprie preteseB v. i.1 ammollirsi; ammorbidirsi ( anche fig.); infiacchirsi; indebolirsi; rammollirsi: The ice cream will soften if you don't eat it, se non lo mangi, il gelato si rammollisce; His position on the question has softened considerably, sulla questione la sua posizione si è notevolmente ammorbidita2 raddolcirsi; intenerirsi; attenuarsi; placarsi; calmarsi: The weather is softening, il tempo si sta raddolcendo; The light softened in the late afternoon, nel tardo pomeriggio la luce si attenuò; He softened at the sight of the puppy, vedendo il cagnolino si è intenerito3 (econ.: della domanda) indebolirsi; ( del mercato) diventare fiacco, subire una flessione; ( dei prezzi) flettersi, calare, diminuire, andare giù (fam.)● (fig.) to soften the blow, attutire il colpo □ (fig.) to soften up, ammorbidire (fig.: una persona); rendere docile, malleabile; lavorarsi (fam.); (mil.) fiaccare la resistenza di, indebolire: to soften up the enemy's defences, indebolire le difese del nemico ( con bombardamenti, ecc.) □ to soften one's voice, abbassare la voce □ to soften water, rendere dolce (o potabile) l'acqua. -
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1. intransitive verb1) schmelzen; (dissolve) sich auflösen2. transitive verbmelt in one's or the mouth — (coll.) auf der Zunge zergehen; see also academic.ru/9865/butter">butter 1.
2) (fig.): (make tender) erweichen [Person, Herz]Phrasal Verbs:* * *[melt](to (cause to) become soft or liquid, or to lose shape, usually by heating / being heated: The ice has melted; My heart melted when I saw how sorry he was.) schmelzen- meltdown- melting-point
- melting pot* * *[melt]I. nII. vi1. (turn into liquid) schmelzento \melt in the mouth auf der Zunge zergehenhe only has to look at her and she \melts er braucht sie nur anzusehen, und schon schmilzt sie dahin3. ( fig)▪ to \melt into sth (change gradually) in etw akk übergehen; (disappear) sich akk in etw dat auflösento \melt into the background sich akk in den Hintergrund zurückziehenIII. vt▪ to \melt sth etw schmelzenthe sun \melted the snow der Schnee schmolz in der Sonneto \melt sb [or sb's heart] jdn erweichen* * *[melt]1. vt1) (lit) schmelzen; snow schmelzen, zum Schmelzen bringen; butter zergehen lassen, zerlassen; sugar, grease auflösen2. viit just melts in the mouth — es zergeht einem nur so auf der Zunge
... and then his heart melted —... und dann ließ er sich erweichen
* * *melt [melt]A v/i1. (zer)schmelzen, flüssig werden, sich auflösen, zergehen:melt away wegschmelzen;melt down zerfließen;melt through durchschmelzen;melt in the mouth auf der Zunge zergehen;3. zusammenschrumpfenwith vor dat):melt into tears in Tränen zerfließen5. fig auftauen, weich werden, schmelzen (Herz, Mensch)6. BIBEL verzagen7. verschmelzen, verschwimmen, ineinander übergehen (Ränder, Farben etc):melt into übergehen in (akk);outlines melting into each other verschwimmende Umrisse9. hum vor Hitze vergehen, zerfließenB v/t1. schmelzen, zum Schmelzen bringen3. TECH schmelzen:melt down nieder-, einschmelzen;melt out ausschmelzen4. fig jemandes Herz erweichen, rührenC s1. METALL Schmelzen n2. Schmelze f, geschmolzene Masse* * *1. intransitive verb1) schmelzen; (dissolve) sich auflösen2. transitive verbmelt in one's or the mouth — (coll.) auf der Zunge zergehen; see also butter 1.
2) (fig.): (make tender) erweichen [Person, Herz]Phrasal Verbs:* * *v.erweichen v.rühren v.schmelzen v.(§ p.,pp.: schmolz, ist/hat geschmolzen)zergehen v.
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