liquidise

A verb meaning to turn something solid into a liquid, typically by blending or processing.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa convertir algo sólido en líquido, generalmente mezclando, triturando o procesando; triturar alimentos hasta obtener una consistencia líquida o semilíquida.

1. Convert to liquid by heating C1 formal british scientific

   To change a solid substance into a liquid state, typically through the application of heat.

   • The chemist liquidised the compound by gently warming the flask.
   • To separate the mixture, the wax was liquidised at a low temperature.
   • Certain metals can be liquidised at extremely high temperatures.

   🇪🇸Licuar por calor

   Sinónimos: fuseliquefymeltrenderthaw

   Antónimos: freezehardensolidify

2. Blend or puree A2 informal british culinary

   To process food into a smooth, liquid, or semi-liquid consistency, often using a blender or food processor.

   • She liquidised the cooked tomatoes to make a smooth sauce.
   • Use a hand blender to liquidise the soup until creamy.
   • The recipe asks you to liquidise the fruit with some yogurt.

   🇪🇸Licuar o hacer puré

   Sinónimos: blendliquefypulppuree

• liquidised past participle
• liquidised past simple
• liquidising present participle
• liquidises third person singular