jelling

UK
/ˈdʒɛlɪŋ/
US
/ˈdʒɛlɪŋ/
jellingnoun
Translations
The jelling of the sauce took longer than expected.
Сгущение соуса заняло больше времени, чем ожидалось.
образование геля
The jelling of the mixture is a crucial step in the recipe.
Образование геля в смеси является важным этапом в рецепте.
Definitions
The process of becoming firm or solid, often used in reference to substances like gelatin or jelly.
The jelling of the fruit mixture took longer than expected, but it eventually set perfectly.
The process of people, ideas, or elements coming together to form a coherent whole.
There was a noticeable jelling of the team’s strategy after the workshop.
jellinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈdʒɛlɪŋ/
US
/ˈdʒɛlɪŋ/
Used attributively for something that is in the process of becoming firm or cohesive
Definitions
Undergoing or causing the act of becoming firm, cohesive, or coherent.
The chef checked the jelling custard every few minutes.
jellverb

jelling

Gerund

jelled
Past Simple
jelled
Past Participle
jelling
Gerund
UK
/dʒɛl/
US
/dʒɛl/
Translations
The sauce will jell as it cools.
Соус застынет, когда остынет.
The mixture will jell after a few minutes of stirring.
Смесь сгущается через несколько минут перемешивания.
The plan began to jell after several meetings.
План начал схватываться после нескольких встреч.
Definitions
To become firm or solid, especially by cooling.
The sauce will jell as it cools in the refrigerator.
To take shape or become clear.
The team's strategy began to jell after several meetings.
To come together harmoniously.
The new band members jelled quickly and produced a great sound.
To cause (a liquid or mixture) to set or become firm.
Adding pectin will jell the fruit mixture quickly.
jellnoun
Definitions
A substance that has a jelly-like consistency.
The dessert was topped with a layer of sweet jell.
A state of being firm or set, often used in the context of ideas or plans becoming clear and definite.
After weeks of discussion, the project finally reached a jell.