thawing

UK
/ˈθɔː.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈθɔ.ɪŋ/
thawingnoun
thawings
pl
Translations
The thawing of the snow revealed the green grass underneath.
Оттепель снега обнажила зеленую траву под ним.
The thawing of the frozen food should be done in the refrigerator.
Размораживание замороженной пищи следует проводить в холодильнике.
Definitions
The process of becoming free of ice or frost, or the process of warming up after being frozen.
The thawing of the river allowed boats to pass through once again.
A period of warmer weather that causes ice and snow to melt.
The early spring thawing led to flooding in the low-lying areas.
The act of defrosting something, such as food, that has been frozen.
The thawing of the chicken took several hours before it was ready to cook.
thawinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈθɔː.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈθɔ.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that is in the process of thawing.
Definitions
In the process of becoming unfrozen; undergoing thaw.
The thawing ground was too soft to support the heavy machinery.
thawverb

thawing

Gerund

thawed
Past Simple
thawed
Past Participle
thawing
Gerund
UK
/θɔː/
US
/θɔ/
Translations
The ground begins to thaw in early spring.
Земля начинает оттаивать ранней весной.
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.
Additional translations
открывать (как метафорически: раскрытие замкнутости или сближение)
Definitions
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.
thawnoun
Definitions
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.