Translations for „melting“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

melting N

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partial melting

nadtopienie nt

melting point N

melting point

temperatura f topnienia

melting pot N fig

cultural melting pot

tygiel m kulturowy

I . melt [melt] VB trans

1. melt butter, wax:

melt

topić [perf s-]

2. melt salt, sugar:

melt

rozpuszczać [perf rozpuścić]

Phrases:

to melt sb's heart

ująć kogoś za serce

II . melt [melt] VB intr

1. melt (turn into liquid):

melt

topnieć [perf s-]

2. melt (dissolve):

melt

rozpuszczać [perf rozpuścić] się

3. melt (become gentler):

melt

rozczulać [perf rozczulić] się

to melt into tears

wzruszać [perf wzruszyć] się do łez

4. melt (disappear):

melt

zanikać [perf zaniknąć]

melt

rozpływać [perf rozpłynąć] się

melt away VB trans, intr

melt away

roztapiać [perf roztopić] [się]

melt down VB trans

melt down

przetapiać [perf przetopić]

Usage examples with melting

cultural melting pot

tygiel m kulturowy

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

From the red plates on his chest, a powerful heat beam is fired at his enemies, burning or melting them.

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The frozen shell prevents the sorbet from melting too quickly when you serve it.

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His favored themes included spring floodwaters, melting snow, ice, sludge, reflections of trees.

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The solid state phase change requires more energy than the melting point transition and can be violent, shattering samples and blowing out sample holder windows.

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Partial melting occurs where the solidus and liquidus temperatures are different.

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This is due to the ice breaking and from melting of the inner ice core.

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They're a great way to stop the melting popsicle from dripping all over your kids' hands.

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Aside from being inefficient, sodium as a desiccant (below its melting point) reacts slowly with trace amounts of water.

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The material heats up to its crystallization temperature, but not its melting point, and crystallizes.

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Gone were the halcyon summers we remembered from our childhood -- the caterpillars crawling on the nasturtiums, the water fights in the garden, the melting tarmac.

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