dissolve

• Substantivo que designa a transição gradual em cinema ou vídeo, na qual uma cena desaparece enquanto a seguinte surge, criando um efeito de sobreposição.

A noun referring to a gradual transition in film or video where one scene fades out while the next scene fades in, creating a superimposed effect.

1. Film transitionB2formal

   A gradual transition from one scene to the next, where the next scene is slowly superimposed as the previous one fades out.

   Fusão

   • The director used a dissolve to move from the past to the present.
   • A slow dissolve created a dreamlike effect between the two scenes.
   • The film editor added a dissolve to smooth the transition.

   Sinônimosmix

• Verbo usado para indicar o processo de misturar uma substância sólida com um líquido até formar uma solução, ou para encerrar oficialmente a existência de uma organização, acordo ou relação.

A verb used to indicate the act of mixing a solid with a liquid to form a solution, or to formally end an organization, marriage, or legal agreement.

1. Mix with liquidB1formalscientific

   To cause a solid substance to become incorporated into a liquid, forming a solution.

   Dissolver

   • Stir the sugar until it dissolves completely in the water.
   • Salt dissolves more quickly in hot water than in cold.
   • The tablet dissolves in your mouth within seconds.

   Antônimoscoagulatecrystallizeprecipitatesolidify

2. End or terminateB2formal

   To officially end a formal agreement, organization, or relationship.

   Dissolver

   • The company decided to dissolve the partnership.
   • The parliament was dissolved before the new elections.
   • They agreed to dissolve their marriage amicably.

   Sinônimosabrogateannulcanceldisbandrescindrevoketerminate

   Antônimosconstitutecreateestablishforminitiate

3. Disappear graduallyB2formal

   To fade away or vanish slowly from sight or existence.

   Dissipar-se

   • The fog dissolved as the sun rose higher.
   • Her anger dissolved when she heard his apology.
   • The crowd dissolved after the concert ended.

   Sinônimosdisappeardispersedissipatedwindleevaporatefademeltvanish

   Antônimosappearcoalescecrystallizematerializesolidify