英语词汇“dissolve”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	dissolve
释义	dis·solve I. \də̇ˈz]älv, ]ȯlv also ]ä(u̇)v or ]ȯv sometimes də̇ˈs]\ verb Etymology: Middle English dissolven, from Latin dissolvere, from dis- dis- (I) + solvere to loosen, release, dissolve — more at solve *transitive verb* 1. a. : to cause to disperse or disappear : get rid of : do away with : destroy < a direct hit had dissolved one of the destroyers — R.L.Schwartz > < poetry dissolves traditional preconception — Harold Rosenberg > < help to dissolve some of the rancor — Edward Shils > b. obsolete : to cause the death of : kill c. : undo, end < dissolved their alliance > : break the continuity of : disconnect, disunite < dissolve a marriage > < dissolve a bond > d. : to separate into component parts : disintegrate, decompose < the American Tobacco Company was dissolved into smaller units — American Guide Series: North Carolina > < this would dissolve a vocabulary into an infinite number of nonce words — Weston La Barre > e. : to bring to an end by dispersal or by causing the dissociation of : terminate < the king's former power to dissolve parliament > < he had dissolved army courts — Farmer's Weekly (South Africa) > < dissolve a partnership > f. : to destroy the influence or effect of by counteracting : annul, abrogate < dissolve an injunction > 2. a. : to cause to pass into solution < the difference in content of dissolved gases in cold and warm waters — R.E.Coker > b. : melt, liquefy < the heat dissolved the candles into opaque pools of wax > c. : to cause to be emotionally moved : melt emotionally < the news dissolved her so completely she ran from the room weeping > also : to unstring emotionally and totally — used especially in the phrase dissolved in tears d. : to totally occupy : immerse < his life was dissolved in a round of frivolities > e. : to fade out (a shot in a motion-picture or television sequence) in a dissolve 3. archaic : to set free : release, detach 4. : to clear up : solve < dissolve the mystery > *intransitive verb* 1. a. : to waste away or become dissipated : become broken up or decomposed : vanish, disappear < the mist … dissolved as it touched the valleys — Han Suyin > < she would simply have dissolved like a slug with salt poured on it — Jean Stafford > < our goals themselves were in flux and … we should only find them dissolving in our hands — Brand Blanshard > b. : to break up : disperse < the assembly dissolved > < orders … direct the soldiers to dissolve before a stronger force — W.O.Douglas > < the interim committees dissolved as soon as the regular committees returned from vacation > c. : to fade away : fall to nothing : lose power < his strength dissolved before her irresistible charm > < the solidity of the main characters seems almost to dissolve — John Lehmann > 2. a. : to become fluid : melt, liquefy < ice cream dissolving in the sun > b. : to pass into solution < sugar dissolves in liquid > c. : to melt or be overcome emotionally < the father dissolved in grief > also : to become totally unstrung emotionally — used especially in the phrase dissolve into tears d. : to resolve itself as if by dissolution < on closer inspection the street riot dissolved into a mob of students struggling to get into an empty store building to see an exhibition of books — Robert Payne > • dis·solv·er \-və(r)\ noun II. noun (-s) : a superimposing of one motion-picture or television shot upon another on a screen in which the overlapped shot is gradually darkened as the emergent shot is brightened usually to indicate a lapse of time or change of scene — called also lap dissolve; compare fade, wipe
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