liquified

• 指某物已被转变为液态，通常通过熔化或溶解。

Describes something that has been turned into a liquid state, typically through melting or dissolving.

1. Changed from solid to liquidB2formalscientific

   Transformed into a liquid state, typically by melting or dissolving.

   液化的

   • The ice was liquified by the warm temperature.
   • The metal was liquified in the furnace for casting.
   • The wax liquified when exposed to heat.

   同义词dissolvedfusedmeltedmoltenthawed

   反义词frozensolidsolidified

2. Reduced to liquid formB2formaltechnical

   Converted into a liquid state through a process such as heating or chemical reaction.

   液化的

   • The gas was liquified under high pressure for storage.
   • The laboratory liquified the sample for analysis.
   • The substance was liquified using a special solvent.

   同义词dissolvedfusedliquefiedmelted

   反义词congealedfrozensolidified

• 动词，指使固体或气体变为液态的过程。

A verb used to indicate the process of turning a solid or gas into a liquid state.

1. Turn solid into liquidB2formal

   To change a solid substance into a liquid state, typically by applying heat.

   使液化

   • The chef used a blender to liquify the frozen fruit.
   • The intense heat began to liquify the metal.
   • You can liquify butter by gently warming it in a pan.

   同义词dissolvefuseliquefymeltthaw

   反义词congealfreezehardensolidify

2. B2formal

   To become liquid or fluid, especially when heated.

   变成液体

   • The wax will liquify if left in the sun.
   • As the temperature rose, the ice began to liquify.
   • The chocolate started to liquify in the warm bowl.

   同义词deliquescedissolvefusemeltthaw

   反义词congealfreezehardensetsolidify