meltedadjektiv
more melted
Komp.
most melted
Super.
UK
/ˈmɛltɪd/
US
/ˈmɛltɪd/
Übersetzungen
The melted cheese on the pizza was delicious.
Плавленый сыр на пицце был восхитительным.
The melted snow created a small stream in the yard.
Растаявший снег создал небольшой ручей во дворе.
Definitionen
Having been changed from a solid to a liquid state, typically by heat.
The melted chocolate was perfect for dipping strawberries.
Having a softened or liquefied appearance or texture.
The melted cheese on the pizza made it look even more delicious.
Emotionally softened or charmed.
Her once stern demeanor was now melted by the child's smile.
meltverb

melted

Präteritum

melted
Präteritum
melted
Partizip Perfekt
melting
Gerundium
UK
/mɛlt/
US
/mɛlt/
Übersetzungen
The snow will melt in the sun.
Снег будет таять на солнце.
They melt the metal to create sculptures.
Они плавят металл, чтобы создавать скульптуры.
She decided to melt the butter before adding it to the recipe.
Она решила растопить масло перед тем, как добавить его в рецепт.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To change from a solid to a liquid state, typically as a result of heat.
The ice cream began to melt in the hot sun.
To become more gentle or tender in attitude or feeling.
Her stern expression began to melt as she listened to the child's story.
To cause something to become more gentle or tender.
His kind words melted her anger away.
To heat (a solid) until it becomes liquid.
She melted the chocolate in a double boiler.
meltsubstantiv
Definitionen
The process of becoming liquefied by heat.
The melt of the ice was accelerated by the rising temperatures.
A dish or sandwich containing melted cheese.
I ordered a tuna melt for lunch.
The quantity of metal melted at one time.
The foundry produced a large melt of steel for the construction project.
(slang, chiefly British) A weak, foolish, or contemptible person.
Stop being such a melt and stand up for yourself.