thaw
thaw 英 [θɔ:] 美 [θɔ]
vi. 融解；变暖和 vt. 使融解；使变得不拘束 n. 解冻；融雪
进行时:thawing 过去式:thawed 过去分词:thawed 第三人称单数:thaws 名词复数:thaws
- When things thaw, they're coming out of deep freeze and warming up. You can thaw a chicken, and a chilly friendship can thaw too.
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- vi. 融解；变暖和
- vt. 使融解；使变得不拘束
- n. 解冻；融雪
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1. Outside of containers, this new freeze/thaw scheme can find uses in checkpointing.
在容器的外面，这个新冻结/解冻模式还可以用于检查点。
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2. You can thaw out the seafood before cooking it, but if you do this, make sure you cook it as quick as you can.
你可以在烹饪之前先将海鲜解冻，但是如果你这样做的话一定要确保以你最快的速度去烹调。
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3. The winter cold hung in the air like a frozen dinosaur trying to thaw from his glacier and walk across the earth.
冬天的寒冷在空气中纠缠不去，就象被冰冻的恐龙想要从冰河里解冻出来走到地上一样。
- thaw (n.) "the melting of ice or snow," also "spell of weather causing this," c. 1400, from thaw (v.). Figurative sense is from 1590s; specifically "relaxation of political harshness or hostility" from 1950, an image from the "Cold War."
- thaw (v.) Old English þawian (transitive), from Proto-Germanic *thawon- (source also of Old Norse þeyja, Middle Low German doien, Dutch dooien, Old High German douwen, German tauen "to thaw"), from PIE root *ta- "to melt, dissolve" (source also of Sanskrit toyam "water," Ossetic thayun "to thaw," Welsh tawadd "molten," Doric Greek takein "to melt, waste, be consumed," Old Irish tam "pestilence," Latin tabes "a melting, wasting away, putrefaction," Old Church Slavonic tajati "to melt"). Intransitive sense from early 14c. Related: Thawed; thawing.
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