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Definition of melted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
statein a liquid state after being heated and melted
- The melted butter was easy to pour.
- The melted chocolate coated the strawberries.
- Melted snow pooled in the backyard.
Expressions with melted
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feeling deeply moved or touched emotionally
Her heart melted when she saw the puppy.
very soft and easy to eat
The chocolate cake was melted in the mouth.
feeling of warmth and affection
Her melted heart showed in her kind smile.
Origin of melted
Old English, meltan (to liquefy) + -ed (past participle)
Terms with melted included in their meaning
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food
snack with melted cheese on bread
melted cheese
sauce made by melting cheese
nacho style
snack with tortilla chips and melted cheese
cold liquid
water formed from melted ice
winter ground
partially melted snow or ice
food
sandwich with melted cheese
shade
having a light brown color like melted sugar
food
creamy sauce made from melted cheese
food
chili con carne and melted cheese topping
poutine style
dish of fries topped with melted cheese
adhere
attach using melted adhesive
recycling
iron to be melted again and reworked
cooking
melted butter used as a sauce for seafood
loaded snack
tortilla chip topped with melted cheese and often additional savory toppings
nature
water from melted snow
cooking
melted down to separate impurities
ingredient
sugar that has been melted and browned
cooking
fondue with melted cheese and wine for dipping bread
food
melted chocolate for dipping fruits or snacks
metal casting
place where metals are melted and cast
craft
making objects from melted glass
texture
soft and sticky like melted chocolate
food
closed sandwich with melted cheese and filling
food
sandwich with tuna salad and melted cheese
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- French:fondu, ...
- German:geschmolzen, ...
- Italian:sciolto, ...
- Spanish:derretido, ...
- Portuguese:derretido, ...
- Chinese:融化的, ...
- Japanese:溶けた, ...
- Arabic:مذاب, ...
- Hebrew:מוּמָס, ...
- Russian:растопленный, ...
- Ukrainian:розтоплений, ...
- Hindi:पिघला हुआ, ...
Definition of melt - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
physical changetr./intr. change from solid to liquid by heattr./intr.
- The butter will melt if left in the sun..
2.
emotionintr. become emotionally softened or touchedintr.
- Her smile made his heart melt.
3.
combiningblend gradually, or make something blend gradually
- The colors melted softly into each other.
Noun
1.
foodUS sandwich with melted cheeseUS
- I ordered a tuna melt for lunch.
2.
scienceact or process of melting
- The melt of the chocolate was smooth.
3.
materialsmolten material from melting
- The lava flow is a dangerous melt.
4.
naturespringtime snow runoff in mountains
- The river swells during the spring melt.
Images of melt
sandwich with melted cheese 
springtime snow runoff in mountains
Expressions with melt
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disappear gradually like ice melting
The snow began to melt away in the sun.
gradually disappear due to heat
The snow will melt off by noon.
disappear gradually into something else
The colors melt into each other on the canvas.
experience a breakdown or collapse
She started to melt down after hearing the bad news.
be so soft it almost dissolves while you eat it
This cheesecake is so creamy it practically melts in your mouth.
very soft, rich-feeling consistency that seems to disappear while eating
The pastry had a melt in the mouth texture.
very soft and easy to eat
The chocolate cake was melt in your mouth delicious.
someone looks innocent but may not be
She smiled sweetly, but butter wouldn't melt.
problems gradually disappear or become less severe
When she started meditating, her difficulties melted away.
blend in and become less noticeable
He tried to melt into the background at the party.
blend in with a group of people
He tried to melt into the crowd at the concert.
disappear completely without a trace
The magician made the coin melt into thin air.
become very soft or emotional
When he saw her smile, he melted like butter.
cause someone to feel great affection
The puppy's big eyes can melt anyone's heart.
cause someone to feel emotional warmth
His kind words melted her heart.
laugh uncontrollably and warmly
The comedian's joke made the audience melt with laughter.
cause ice to become liquid
The sun will melt the ice on the lake.
closed sandwich with melted cheese and filling
I ordered a tuna melt sandwich for lunch.
sandwich with beef patty, cheese, and rye bread
I ordered a patty melt for lunch at the diner.
sandwich with tuna salad and melted cheese
I ordered a tuna melt for lunch.
ice or snow melting in summer
Summer melt affects polar bear habitats significantly.
substance used to melt ice
The city used ice melt on the roads after the snowstorm.
water from melted snow and ice
Spring melt fills the lakes and rivers.
seem prim, proper, and emotionally cool or dispassionate
He looked like butter wouldn't melt in his mouth at the meeting.
Origin of melt
Old English, meltan (to melt)
Examples of melt in a sentence
Chocolate melts easily in your hand. The touching movie made everyone melt. His words could melt even the coldest heart. The choir's voices melted into a single tone. Soft lighting melted the shadows into the walls. She made a delicious ham melt for dinner.
The café's special is a chicken melt with avocado. The spring melt caused the river to overflow. During the melt, the ice sculptures lost their shape. The glassblower used a melt to create the vase. Scientists analyzed the melt for mineral content. Hikers must be cautious of slippery trails during the melt. The melt caused the valley to flood unexpectedly.
View all translations of melt
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- French:fondre, melt, ...
- German:schmelzen, Melt, ...
- Italian:sciogliersi, panino con formaggio fuso, ...
- Spanish:derretirse, sándwich de queso fundido, ...
- Portuguese:fundir, tosta, ...
- Chinese:融化, 芝士三明治, ...
- Japanese:溶ける, メルト, ...
- Arabic:ذابَ, شَطِيرَة جُبْن مُذَاب, ...
- Hebrew:לְהֵימַס, טוֹסְט, ...
- Russian:таять, сэндвич с расплавленным сыром, ...
- Ukrainian:танути, мелт, ...
- Hindi:पिघलना, मेल्ट, ...
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