congeal

con·geal

C0566100 (kən-jēl′)v. con·gealed, con·geal·ing, con·geals v.intr.1. To solidify or coagulate: Fat congealed in globs on the surface of the soup.2. To come together so as to form a whole or produce a result: "The colliding ideologies and personalities congealed into an acute electoral and constitutional crisis" (Susan Dunn).v.tr.1. To cause to solidify or coagulate: The cool air congealed the fat.2. To cause to come together to form a whole or produce a result: The conversation congealed his thoughts into a theory.

[Middle English congelen, from Old French congeler, from Latin congelāre : com-, com- + gelāre, to freeze; see gel- in Indo-European roots.]

con·geal′a·ble adj.con·geal′er n.con·geal′ment n.

congeal

(kənˈdʒiːl) vb1. (General Physics) to change or cause to change from a soft or fluid state to a firm or solid state2. (General Physics) to form or cause to form into a coagulated mass; curdle; jell3. (intr) (of ideas) to take shape or become fixed in form[C14: from Old French congeler, from Latin congelāre, from com- together + gelāre to freeze] conˈgealable adj conˈgealer n conˈgealment n

con•geal

(kənˈdʒil)

v.t., v.i. 1. to change from a soft or fluid state to a rigid or solid state, as by cooling or freezing. 2. to coagulate, as a fluid; curdle. 3. to make or become fixed, as ideas, sentiments, or principles. [1350–1400; Middle English congelen (< Middle French congeler) < Latin congelāre=con- con- + gelāre to freeze; see gelid] con•geal′a•ble, adj. con•geal′ed•ness, n. con•geal′ment, n.

congeal

Past participle: congealed
Gerund: congealing

Imperative
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congeal

Present
I congeal
you congeal
he/she/it congeals
we congeal
you congeal
they congeal

Preterite
I congealed
you congealed
he/she/it congealed
we congealed
you congealed
they congealed

Present Continuous
I am congealing
you are congealing
he/she/it is congealing
we are congealing
you are congealing
they are congealing

Present Perfect
I have congealed
you have congealed
he/she/it has congealed
we have congealed
you have congealed
they have congealed

Past Continuous
I was congealing
you were congealing
he/she/it was congealing
we were congealing
you were congealing
they were congealing

Past Perfect
I had congealed
you had congealed
he/she/it had congealed
we had congealed
you had congealed
they had congealed

Future
I will congeal
you will congeal
he/she/it will congeal
we will congeal
you will congeal
they will congeal

Future Perfect
I will have congealed
you will have congealed
he/she/it will have congealed
we will have congealed
you will have congealed
they will have congealed

Future Continuous
I will be congealing
you will be congealing
he/she/it will be congealing
we will be congealing
you will be congealing
they will be congealing

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been congealing
you have been congealing
he/she/it has been congealing
we have been congealing
you have been congealing
they have been congealing

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been congealing
you will have been congealing
he/she/it will have been congealing
we will have been congealing
you will have been congealing
they will have been congealing

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been congealing
you had been congealing
he/she/it had been congealing
we had been congealing
you had been congealing
they had been congealing

Conditional
I would congeal
you would congeal
he/she/it would congeal
we would congeal
you would congeal
they would congeal

Past Conditional
I would have congealed
you would have congealed
he/she/it would have congealed
we would have congealed
you would have congealed
they would have congealed

Thesaurus

Verb

congeal - become gelatinous; "the liquid jelled after we added the enzyme"jell, setsolidify - become solid; "The metal solidified when it cooled"

congeal

verb thicken, set, freeze, harden, clot, stiffen, condense, solidify, curdle, jell, coagulate The blood had started to congeal.

congeal

verb1. To make or become physically hard:cake, concrete, dry, harden, indurate, petrify, set, solidify.2. To change or be changed from a liquid into a soft, semisolid, or solid mass:clot, coagulate, curdle, gelatinize, jell, jelly, set.

Translations

使凝结冻结

congeal

(kənˈdʒiːl) verb (especially of blood, grease etc) to solidify when cooled. 使凝结，冻结

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verb thicken

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verb to make or become physically hard

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verb to change or be changed from a liquid into a soft, semisolid, or solid mass

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verb become gelatinous

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