thawed

UK
/θɔːd/
US
/θɔd/
thawedpartizip perfekt
UK
/θɔːd/
US
/θɔd/
Functions solely as an adjective derived from the past-participle of the verb "thaw".
Übersetzungen
The thawed meat was ready to be cooked.
Размороженное мясо было готово к приготовлению.
Definitionen
No longer frozen; having been brought to a temperature above freezing.
The thawed meat was ready to be cooked for dinner.
thawverb

thawed

Präteritum

thawed
Präteritum
thawed
Partizip Perfekt
thawing
Gerundium
UK
/θɔː/
US
/θɔ/
Übersetzungen
You need to thaw the chicken before cooking it.
Вам нужно размораживать курицу перед приготовлением.
The ice will thaw in the sun.
Лёд будет таять на солнце.
The ground begins to thaw in early spring.
Земля начинает оттаивать ранней весной.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
открывать (как метафорически: раскрытие замкнутости или сближение)
Definitionen
To change from a frozen solid to a liquid or soft state due to an increase in temperature.
The ice began to thaw as the sun rose higher in the sky.
To become less hostile or tense; to relax or become more friendly.
After a few jokes, the atmosphere in the room started to thaw.
To cause something frozen to become unfrozen.
She left the chicken out on the counter to thaw before cooking.
thawsubstantiv
Definitionen
The process of ice, snow, or another frozen substance becoming liquid or soft as a result of warming.
The spring thaw caused the river to overflow its banks.
A period of warmer weather that causes ice and snow to melt.
The sudden thaw in February led to flooding in the low-lying areas.
A relaxation or easing of tensions or hostility, especially between countries or groups.
The diplomatic thaw between the two nations led to renewed trade agreements.