molten

• 形容物质（尤其是金属或岩石）被加热到极高温度后变成液态的状态。

Describes a substance, especially metal or rock, that has been heated to a very high temperature and turned into a liquid state.

1. Liquefied by heatB2formal

   Describes a substance that has been heated to the point of becoming liquid, typically used for metals, rock, or glass.

   熔化的

   • The volcano erupted, spewing molten lava down the mountainside.
   • Molten iron is poured into molds to create steel beams.
   • The glassblower carefully shaped the molten glass into a vase.

   同义词fluidfusedliquefiedmelted

   反义词congealedfrozensolidsolidified

• 表示物质从固态变为液态的过程，通常由加热引起；也可指使某物融化、变软或逐渐消失。

A verb used to indicate the process of changing from a solid to a liquid state, typically through the application of heat.

1. Change from solid to liquidA2formal

   To change a solid substance into a liquid by heating it.

   融化

   • The ice cream melted quickly in the sun.
   • She melted the butter in a pan.
   • The snow on the roof began to melt as the temperature rose.

   同义词liquefythaw

   反义词congealfreezehardensetsolidify

2. Become softer or disappearB1informal

   To gradually disappear or become less intense, often used for feelings or emotions.

   融化

   • His anger melted away when he saw her smile.
   • The tension in the room melted after the joke.
   • Her heart melted at the sight of the puppy.

   同义词diminishdisappeardissolveevaporatefadesubsidethawvanish

   反义词hardenintensifypersistsolidifystrengthen

3. DissolveB1formal

   To cause something to become liquid by mixing with a liquid.

   溶解

   • Stir the sugar until it melts in the water.
   • The salt will melt into the soup as it cooks.
   • Add the chocolate and let it melt completely.

   同义词dissolve

   反义词coagulatecoherecongealcurdlesetsolidifythicken

短语动词变体melt downmelt off