congealment如何读

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congealment是什么意思

  • n.冻结

congealment英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to change from a fluid to a solid state by or as if by cold

The cold congealed the water into ice.

to make viscid or curdled : coagulate

to make rigid, fixed, or immobile

intransitive verb

to become congealed : solidify

Oil congeals at cold temperatures.

congealment词源英文解释

Middle English congelen, from Middle French congeler, from Latin congelare, from com- + gelare to freeze — more at cold

The first known use of congeal was in the 14th century

congealment儿童词典英英释义

congregationaladjective

of or relating to a congregation

of or relating to church government placing final authority in the local congregation

congregationaladjective

of or relating to a congregation

of or relating to church government placing final authority in the local congregation

congealverb

to change from a fluid to a solid state by or as if by cold

to make or become stiff, thick, or lumpy : coagulate

congealment 例句

1 On the pitch at the Alvogenvollurinn the second half is a slow congealment towards a scoreless draw.

2 But the real object of protest is an atmosphere, a sense of congealment, the feeling of a luxury vessel simply drifting on its momentum.

3 Suddenly we have a problem with people leaving, a sense of resistance, of profitable congealment.

4 What started as a horrific attack on Israeli civilians, exploiting shock and surprise, is now likely to congeal into a grinding, slow, contentious, and costly battle in the air, on land, on the sea, and in cyberspace.

5 As with many siblings, misunderstandings have congealed into bad blood.

6 But mainly there was a worthy congealment into the compromise of late-Emile, a paragon of earnest labour, drenched in righteous perspiration like a disappointed 1950s' matriarch furiously and unceasingly doing the washing up.

7 And, above all, a sense of congealment, of a handsomely branded stasis.

8 Mike McNally: Amy was essentially … in a pile of blood that was beginning to congeal under her left side.

9 The story will begin to congeal when everyone agrees that this is what happened—a first draft, which then, in the hands of a journalist, becomes a second one.

10 Everyone loves bacon, after all, but absolutely no one wants shiny slicks of fat congealing at the top of their drink.

11 And it is here the congealment set in.

12 Attempts to tighten at the back have already led to a congealment in attack, a team drowning currently in a bog-pit of 1-1 draws.

13 "Well," said I, rising and lighting the gas-logs—for I was on the very verge of congealment—"I am sure I am pleased if you like my stories."

14 But the future has passed, the technocrats have congealed into something creepier and scarier, and everyone on the squad is getting old.

15 the surface of the pond congealed after several days of frigid temperatures

16 And yet the past two years have brought little more than a sense of energetic congealment.

17 Nothing about this season has been consistent except for the laundry list of obstacles Curry and his teammates have to address while trying to congeal as a team.

18 The gravy began to congeal in the pan.

19 Instead Fàbregas played through five seasons of congealment, a lingering star of the austerity years, leaving eventually with a single FA Cup winner’s medal to his name.

20 Chia seeds act similarly, congealing when mixed with water and use the same water ratio, too.

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