meltable
meltable — 形容詞
- meltablepositive
- more meltablecomparative
- most meltablesuperlative
1. A meltable substance or material changes from a solid into a liquid when heat is
可熔化的
可加熱變成液體的
A meltable substance or material changes from a solid into a liquid when heat is applied to it.
Feng checked whether the container was meltable before putting it in the microwave.
Feng 確認容器是否可熔化後，才將它放進微波爐。
check + if + [noun] + was meltable — verifying a material property
Not all plastics are meltable; some will burn or release toxic gas before they soften.
並非所有塑膠都是可熔化的；有些在軟化前就會燃燒或釋出有毒氣體。
contrastive: not all... some... pattern for exceptions
Tara sealed the envelope with meltable wax and pressed her ring into the warm surface.
Tara 用可熔化的蠟封住信封，並將戒指按壓在溫熱的蠟面上。
The factory recycles meltable glass by crushing it and heating it in a furnace.
這家工廠透過壓碎並在高爐中加熱的方式，回收可熔化的玻璃。
Cheese that is meltable works best for making a grilled sandwich on the stove.
可熔化的乳酪最適合在爐子上做烤三明治。
- fusible
more technical; used in engineering and materials science for materials designed to melt at a specific temperature
- liquefiable
broader; can describe turning into liquid by pressure or dissolution, not only by heat
- unmeltable
cannot be melted at all
- infusible
technical term for a material that cannot be fused or melted
文法句型
be + meltable
meltable + noun
用法筆記
Often found on product labels and in materials-science writing to describe whether an item can be safely heated without damage. The melting point may be specified when discussing temperature (e.g., meltable at 120°C).