把固体物体,尤其是金属,加热到变成液体。
"The old coins were melted down to make new jewelry."
把固体加热到变成液体;也指情绪或系统发生严重崩溃。
把某物加热到变成液体,或者情绪完全失控,或者系统发生严重故障。
共 3 个含义,从最常见到最少见,按 CEFR 等级色彩标注。
把固体物体,尤其是金属,加热到变成液体。
"The old coins were melted down to make new jewelry."
经历严重的情绪崩溃,完全失去镇定和自控。
"He completely melted down in front of the whole office when he heard he'd been passed over for promotion."
核反应堆堆芯发生灾难性故障并失控过热。
"Engineers worked around the clock to prevent the reactor from melting down after the cooling system failed."
The reactor at Chernobyl melted down in April 1986, causing the worst nuclear accident in history.
— Standard historical reference to the Chernobyl disaster, widely documented in encyclopedias and news archives
加热使固体“向下熔化”为液体——字面意思完全透明。
把某物加热到变成液体,或者情绪完全失控,或者系统发生严重故障。
字面义(熔化金属或材料)很直接。比喻的情绪义(she had a meltdown)在日常口语中非常常见。核能义(nuclear meltdown)是专业术语,但也已进入常见用法。名词 meltdown 在这三种意思中都很常用。
母语者最常搭配使用的单词。
最常用的五种时态形式。
来自 YouTube 真实视频中 "melt down" 的用法片段 — 点击可在 Looplines 上观看。
可互换使用的词组 — 点击已链接的可进一步了解。
Jump to every phrasal verb built on the same verb, particle, or level.