liquid

• 指物质能自由流动、不是固体或气体的状态；也用于比喻，形容清澈流畅或易于转换的事物。

Describes a substance that flows freely and is not solid or gaseous; also used figuratively to describe something clear, smooth, or easily convertible.

1. State of matterA2formal

   Flowing freely like water; not solid or gaseous.

   液态的

   • Water is a liquid substance at room temperature.
   • The liquid metal was poured into the mold.
   • Liquid nitrogen is extremely cold.

   同义词flowingfluidliquefiedrunny

   反义词gaseoussolid

2. Financial assetsB2formalbusiness

   Easily converted into cash.

   流动的

   • The company maintains liquid assets to cover short-term debts.
   • Investors prefer liquid investments for quick access to funds.
   • Cash is the most liquid form of asset.

   同义词cashableconvertiblefluidmarketablenegotiablerealizable

   反义词fixedfrozen

3. Smooth and flowingB2formal

   Describing sounds or movements that are smooth, clear, and flowing.

   流畅而婉转

   • The singer's liquid voice filled the concert hall.
   • Her liquid dance movements captivated the audience.
   • The liquid notes of the piano echoed through the room.

   同义词flowingfluidgracefulhoneyedlimpidmelodioussmooth

   反义词clumsyharshjerkystilteduneven

• 指能够自由流动、具有固定体积但无固定形状的物质，其质地类似水或油。

A noun referring to a substance that flows freely but is of constant volume, having a consistency like that of water or oil.

1. State of matterA2formal

   A substance that flows freely and has no fixed shape, taking the shape of its container.

   液体

   • Water is the most common liquid on Earth.
   • The liquid in the bottle is a cleaning solution.
   • Pour the liquid carefully into the measuring cup.

   同义词fluid

   反义词gasplasmasolid

2. Drinkable substanceA1informal

   A liquid that can be consumed, such as water, juice, or milk.

   液体

   • You should drink plenty of liquids when you are sick.
   • The doctor advised him to avoid sugary liquids.
   • She ordered a hot liquid to warm herself up.

   同义词beveragedrinkfluidpotablerefreshment

   反义词foodsolid