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Meanings of melting in English
Usage of melting in English
1
Sea levels will rise due to thermal expansion and melting glacial ice.
2
To understand cheese cooking, we need to understand the chemistry of melting.
3
People have been reduced to melting snow for drinking water, he said.
4
The agricultural year begins in April with the melting of the snow.
5
The power swelled inside us, melting between us in long sweet strands.
6
The ice was melting and the heart wasn't looking all that good.
7
Some water was always seeping down from the melting caused by pressure.
8
Whatever method you use, first coarsely chop the chocolate for even melting.
9
It bore the vulnerable, melting look of a young man in love.
10
Meanwhile, the relegation-threatened managers are melting down on an almost daily basis.
11
The ice had been melting since 2008, following decades of steady growth.
12
Figure 7 shows it in normal, or melting position, while in Fig.
13
Sun had returned to the land, warm enough to start the melting.
14
The first snow was still melting under the rays of the sun.
15
From the convent garden came the melting lilt of the golden oriole.
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The nature of the melting is non-linear and is difficult to predict.
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Translations for melting
Portuguese
Melting through the time
Melting across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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