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thaw
A2
verb
Usage:
96%
melt, defrost
Translation: melt, defrost
Pronunciation: /θɔː/
Meaning: to become unfrozen because of rising temperature

This meaning refers to ice, snow, food, or ground becoming warmer and no longer frozen.

The lake begins to thaw in spring.

Leave the meat to thaw overnight.

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A2
verb
Usage:
92%
defrost, melt
Translation: defrost, melt
Pronunciation: /θɔː/
Meaning: to make frozen food or material become unfrozen

This transitive meaning refers to causing something frozen to become soft, liquid, or usable.

Thaw the chicken before cooking it.

Warm water thawed the ice around the lock.

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B1
noun
Usage:
83%
melting period, warm spell
Translation: melting period, warm spell
Pronunciation: /θɔː/
Meaning: a period when frozen ground, snow, or ice melts

As a noun, thaw refers to a period of warmer weather in which frozen material melts.

The sudden thaw caused flooding.

Roads became muddy during the spring thaw.

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B2
figurative verb
Usage:
74%
soften, warm
Translation: soften, warm
Pronunciation: /θɔː/
Meaning: to become less cold, unfriendly, or tense

This figurative meaning describes attitudes, relationships, or situations becoming warmer and less hostile.

Relations between the countries began to thaw.

She gradually thawed after a few friendly questions.

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