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dissolving

UK
/dɪˈzɒlvɪŋ/
US
/dɪˈzɑlvɪŋ/
dissolving over

Translations

dissolvingnoun
dissolvings
pl
dissolutionSens général en chimie et en physique.
The dissolving of sugar in water is a common example of a physical change.
La dissolution du sucre dans l’eau est un exemple courant de changement physique.
dissolutionSens administratif ou institutionnel.
The dissolving of the committee was announced after the final report was submitted.
La dissolution du comité a été annoncée après la remise du rapport final.
Synonyms
dissolution
disintegration
melting
liquefaction
decomposition
dissolvinggerund / present participle
UK
/dɪˈzɒlvɪŋ/
US
/dɪˈzɑlvɪŋ/
More precise tagging for present-participle adjective.
en dissolutionS’emploie pour exprimer l’état d’un corps qui est en train de se dissoudre.
The dissolving sugar quickly disappeared in the hot tea.
Le sucre en dissolution a rapidement disparu dans le thé chaud.
Additional translations
dissolvantSens de propriété active : qui a la capacité de dissoudre quelque chose.
Synonyms
melting
liquefying
solubilizing
disintegrating
decomposing
dissipating
breaking up
disbanding
terminating
ending
dissolveverb

dissolving

Gerund

dissolved
Past Simple
dissolved
Past Participle
dissolving
Gerund
UK
/dɪˈzɒlv/
US
/dɪˈzɑlv/
She dissolved the sugar in the hot tea.
Elle a dissous le sucre dans le thé chaud.
se dissoudre
Salt dissolves easily in water.
Le sel se dissout facilement dans l’eau.
Additional translations
se dissiperSens figuré : disparaître progressivement, s’atténuer.
Synonyms
disintegrate
melt
liquefy
fade
vanish
disperse
break down
dissipate
Antonyms
consolidate
solidify

Definitions

dissolvingnoun
The process of a solid, liquid, or gas becoming incorporated into a liquid to form a solution.
The dissolving of sugar in water is a common example of a physical change.
The act or process of disbanding or ending an organization or assembly.
The dissolving of the committee was announced after the final report was submitted.
dissolvinggerund / present participle
Undergoing dissolution; in the process of being dissolved.
The dissolving sugar quickly disappeared in the hot tea.
Having the property of causing something else to dissolve.
They tested the dissolving effect of the acid on the metal surface.
dissolveverb
To cause a solid substance to pass into a solution.
She dissolved the sugar in the hot tea.
To disband or terminate an assembly or official body.
The board decided to dissolve the committee after the project was completed.
To disappear or fade away.
The tension in the room dissolved after the joke.
To bring to an end or terminate a legal relationship, such as a marriage or partnership.
They decided to dissolve their business partnership due to differing visions.
To become incorporated into a liquid and form a solution.
Salt dissolves easily in water.
To transition gradually from one image, scene, or shot to another in film or television, typically by simultaneously fading out the first and fading in the second.
The editor decided to dissolve from the city skyline to the sunrise over the mountains.
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