dissolving
dissolving — 動詞
- dissolvingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- dissolvings3rd person singular
- dissolvinging-ing form
- dissolvingedpast simple
1. slowly mixing into a liquid until it is no longer separate, or making a solid do
溶解
溶進液體或使其溶開
slowly mixing into a liquid until it is no longer separate, or making a solid do this
The sugar is dissolving in Tara's tea while she stirs it.
Tara 一邊攪拌，糖一邊在她的茶裡溶解。
dissolving in [liquid]
Jiwoo watched the bath tablet dissolving into blue water.
Jiwoo 看著泡澡錠溶解進藍色的水裡。
dissolving into [liquid]
Warm water was slowly dissolving the cough powder in Hamza's glass.
溫水正慢慢把 Hamza 杯子裡的止咳粉溶開。
By noon, the rice paper was dissolving in the hot broth.
到了中午，那層米紙正在熱湯裡溶解。
文法句型
[solid] + is/was + dissolving in [liquid]
[liquid] + is/was + dissolving [solid]
dissolving completely
用法筆記
Often followed by in or into when the solid is the thing disappearing in liquid. When the liquid is the subject, the object is usually sugar, powder, salt, or another substance that breaks up fully.
常見錯誤
2. officially coming to an end, or bringing an organization or legal arrangement to
解散；解除
正式結束組織或協議
officially coming to an end, or bringing an organization or legal arrangement to an end
The court is dissolving the business partnership after months of disputes.
經過數月爭議後，法院正要解除這項商業合夥。
legal subject dissolving [arrangement]
After the vote, the mayor announced that she was dissolving the committee.
表決後，市長宣布她將解散該委員會。
dissolving [official group]
The coalition is dissolving as smaller parties pull away.
隨著較小政黨退出，這個聯盟正在解散。
After its final fundraiser, the board began dissolving the charity.
最後一次募款活動後，董事會開始解散這個慈善組織。
文法句型
[organization/agreement] + is/was + dissolving
dissolving [committee/partnership/parliament]
be dissolved by [court/government/board]
用法筆記
The subject is usually a formal group, partnership, marriage, or agreement rather than a physical object. In official writing, dissolve often appears with legal actors such as a court, government, or board.
常見錯誤
3. gradually fading until it is no longer visible, clear, or present
消散
慢慢淡去而不見
gradually fading until it is no longer visible, clear, or present
The fog was dissolving above the river when Sayaka unlocked the boathouse.
Sayaka 打開船屋時，河面上的霧正逐漸消散。
fog dissolving above [place]
Mateo felt his fear dissolving as the nurse explained each step.
護理師一步步說明時，Mateo 感到自己的恐懼正在消散。
feeling dissolving as [cause]
By sunset, the pink line was dissolving into the gray sky.
到了日落時，那道粉紅色線條正消散在灰色天空中。
The crowd's anger was dissolving after the missing child was found.
失蹤的孩子被找到後，人群的怒氣正在消散。
文法句型
[thing] + is/was + dissolving
dissolving into [sky/light/background]
dissolving away
用法筆記
This sense often describes mist, color, pain, fear, or tension that slowly stops being noticeable. It is more gradual than vanish and usually focuses on a change already underway.
常見錯誤
dissolving — 名詞
1. a screen transition where one picture slowly fades over another before it fully
疊化
鏡頭慢慢疊換的轉場
a screen transition where one picture slowly fades over another before it fully replaces it
The editor used dissolving to move from the wedding hall to the beach.
剪接師用疊化把婚禮大廳轉到海邊場景。
use dissolving to move between scenes
In the dream sequence, dissolving makes the hospital room blend into a childhood kitchen.
在夢境那段裡，疊化讓醫院病房慢慢轉成童年的廚房畫面。
dissolving in a dream sequence
The teacher paused the clip to explain how dissolving softens a scene change.
老師暫停片段，說明疊化如何讓場景切換更柔和。
Old travel films often rely on dissolving instead of sharp cuts.
老旅行影片常靠疊化，而不是突然切鏡。
- cross-fade
A close technical synonym often used in editing software or production talk.
- fade
Broader term that can mean going only to black or only from black.
文法句型
use dissolving to move from [scene] to [scene]
dissolving between [shot] and [shot]
用法筆記
Used mainly in discussions of film or video editing. It names the transition effect itself, not the physical act of melting or the official ending of an organization.