thaw
🇺🇸
/θɔː/
🇬🇧
/θɔː/
verb
R
When something changes from being frozen to becoming water.
As the weather got warmer, the ice began to thaw.
隨著天氣變暖，冰開始融化。
R
When the weather gets warm enough to melt snow and ice.
We can see the snow starting to thaw and water flowing again.
我們可以看到雪開始融化，水又開始流動。
R
To let frozen food become soft or liquid so you can cook it.
It's important to thaw frozen chicken before cooking it.
在烹調之前解凍冰凍雞肉是重要的。
R
To become warm after being very cold.
After coming inside from the snow, I took a while to thaw.
從雪地裡回到室內後，我花了一段時間才回暖。
R
To become more friendly and less stiff or formal.
Everyone seemed to thaw and talk more as the evening went on.
隨著晚上的進行，每個人似乎都變得更加放鬆和健談。
noun
R
A time when cold weather changes to warmer weather and snow and ice melt.
The thaw in March lets the flowers start to bloom.
三月份的融化讓花朵開始綻放。
R
When countries that were not friendly before start to be friendlier to each other.
There was a thaw in the relationships between the two nations, leading to better cooperation.
兩國關係出現解凍，導致更好的合作。
translation
解凍, 冰雪融化, 解凍食物, 回暖, 緩和
解凍期, 關係緩和
詞形變化
3rd Present
thaws
Progressive
thawing
Past
thawed
Perfect
thawed
Plural
thaws