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tr['meltɪŋ]1 figurative use (voice, look) tierno,-a, dulce\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be in the melting pot estar por decidirmelting point punto de fusiónmelting pot crisol nombre masculinoadj.• fundente adj.n.• corrimiento s.m.• derretimiento s.m.• fusión s.f.['meltɪŋ]1.ADJ [look] tierno, dulce2.CPDmelting point N — punto m de fusión
melting pot N — (lit, fig) crisol m
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1) (melting snow: The streets are covered with slush.) aguanieve2) ((something said or written showing) weak sentimentality: I think most romantic novels are just slush!) sentimentalismo•- slushy- slushiness
tr[slʌʃ]1 (melting snow) aguanieve nombre femenino, nieve nombre femenino derretida; (muddy snow) nieve nombre femenino fangosa2 familiar sentimentalismo, sensiblería3 (drink) granizado\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLslush ['slʌʃ] n: nieve f medio derretidan.• aguanieve s.f.• barro s.m.• fango s.m.• grasa s.f.• lodo s.m.• nieve fangosa s.f.slʌʃmass noun1) ( melted snow) nieve f fangosa or medio derretida2) ( sentimental trash) sensiblería f[slʌʃ]1. N1) (=melting snow) aguanieve f, nieve f medio derretida2) (=mud) fango m, lodo m3) * (=bad poetry etc) sentimentalismo m2.CPDslush fund N — fondos mpl para sobornar
* * *[slʌʃ]mass noun1) ( melted snow) nieve f fangosa or medio derretida2) ( sentimental trash) sensiblería f -
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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.) derretir- meltdown- melting-point
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melt vb derretir / fundirtr[melt]1 (ice, snow, butter, etc) derretir3 (sugar, chemical) disolver1 (ice, snow) derretirse ( away, -)2 (metal) fundirse3 (sugar, chemical) disolverse4 figurative use (food) derretirse, deshacerse5 figurative use (somebody's heart) ablandarse, derretirse6 (colour, sound, etc) desvanecer\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto melt into tears deshacerse en lágrimasto melt into the crowd perderse entre la multitudmelt ['mɛlt] vt1) : derretir, disolver2) soften: ablandarit melted his heart: ablandó su corazónmelt vi1) : derretirse, disolverse2) soften: ablandarse3) disappear: desvanecerse, esfumarsethe clouds melted away: las nubes se desvanecieronv.• ablandar v.• colicuar v.• derretir v.• deshelar v.• desvanecer v.• disolver v.• fundir v.• regalar v.melt
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a) \<\<ice/butter\>\> derretirse*; \<\<metal/wax\>\> fundirsethe candy melted in his mouth — el caramelo se le deshizo or se le disolvió en la boca
b) (become mild, gentle) \<\<person\>\> ablandarse; \<\<anger\>\> desaparecer*c)to melt INTO something: they melted into the crowd se perdieron en la muchedumbre; the scenes melt into one another — las escenas se funden unas con otras
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vta) ( liquefy) \<\<snow/butter\>\> derretir*b) (make gentle, compassionate)Phrasal Verbs:[melt]1. VT1) (lit) [+ snow, chocolate, butter] derretir, fundir; [+ metal] fundir; [+ chemical] disolver2) (fig) (=soften) ablandar2. VI1) (lit) [snow, chocolate, butter] derretirse, fundirse; [metal] fundirse; [chemical] disolversebutter 1.2) (fig)a) [person] (=soften) ablandarseb) (=disappear)* * *[melt]
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a) \<\<ice/butter\>\> derretirse*; \<\<metal/wax\>\> fundirsethe candy melted in his mouth — el caramelo se le deshizo or se le disolvió en la boca
b) (become mild, gentle) \<\<person\>\> ablandarse; \<\<anger\>\> desaparecer*c)to melt INTO something: they melted into the crowd se perdieron en la muchedumbre; the scenes melt into one another — las escenas se funden unas con otras
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vta) ( liquefy) \<\<snow/butter\>\> derretir*b) (make gentle, compassionate)Phrasal Verbs: -
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1. verb1) ((of ice, snow etc) to melt, or make or become liquid: The snow thawed quickly.) descongelarse, derretirse2) ((of frozen food etc) to make or become unfrozen: Frozen food must be thawed before cooking.) descongelar(se)
2. noun((the time of) the melting of ice and snow at the end of winter, or the change of weather that causes this: The thaw has come early this year.) deshielothaw vb deshelar / descongelar / derretirtr[ɵɔː]1 deshielo1 (food) descongelar; (snow, ice) derretir1 (food) descongelarse; (snow, ice) derretirse2 (person) ablandarse; (relations) distenderse, mejorarthaw ['ɵɔ] vt: descongelarthaw vi: derretirse (dícese de la nieve), descongelarse (dícese de los alimentos)thaw n: deshielo mn.• derretimiento s.m.• deshielo s.m.• enternecimiento s.m.v.• ablandarse v.• derretir v.• descongelar v.• deshelar v.
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1. θɔːintransitive verb \<\<snow/ice\>\> derretirse*, fundirse; \<\<frozen food\>\> descongelarse; \<\<atmosphere/relations\>\> hacerse* más cordial
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vt \<\<snow/ice\>\> derretir*, fundir, deshacer*; \<\<frozen food\>\> descongelar
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v impers ( Meteo) deshelar*Phrasal Verbs:- thaw out
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noun (Meteo, Pol) deshielo m[θɔː]1. N2) (fig) (=easing up) descongelación f2.VT (also: thaw out) [+ frozen food] descongelar3. VI1) (Met) [snow] derretirse; [ice] deshelarseafter a couple of glasses of wine he soon began to thaw — tras tomar un par de vasos de vino empezó a relajarse or perder su reserva inicial
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1. [θɔː]intransitive verb \<\<snow/ice\>\> derretirse*, fundirse; \<\<frozen food\>\> descongelarse; \<\<atmosphere/relations\>\> hacerse* más cordial
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vt \<\<snow/ice\>\> derretir*, fundir, deshacer*; \<\<frozen food\>\> descongelar
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v impers ( Meteo) deshelar*Phrasal Verbs:- thaw out
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noun (Meteo, Pol) deshielo m -
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