Definition of unthaw in English:

unthaw

verbʌnˈθɔːˌənˈTHô

1North American Melt or thaw.
with object the warm weather helped unthaw the rail lines
Example sentencesExamples
- At this point, I will unthaw a deluxe bag of jumbo shrimp for you to sample as the appetizer.
- Such a movement could begin to unthaw frozen consciousness.
- I went to get a spoon and unthawed my hand, which was aching after holding the cold tub for so long, under some nice warm water.
- Speaking of which, I think I'll unthaw some right now.
- The artillery boys are already unthawing the thick ice that has covered their guns and have jokingly told Gen. Stuart that they best not be moving for a while since the cannons are firmly frozen in place.
Synonyms
melt, unfreeze, soften, liquefy, dissolve
2as adjective unthawedStill frozen.
you can cook prawns from frozen by plunging them, unthawed, into boiling water
Example sentencesExamples
- She turned around and shoved the unthawed chicken in the oven.
- When using frozen blueberries for baking, lightly coat unthawed berries with flour or sugar before mixing into batter.
- Unthawed turkey cooks faster on the outside, often leaving harmful bacteria inside.

Usage

Logically, the verb unthaw should mean ‘freeze’, but in North America it means exactly the same as thaw (as in the warm weather helped unthaw the rail lines); because of the risk of confusion it is not part of standard usage. Unthawed as an adjective always means ‘still frozen’, but it is best avoided because many contexts may be ambiguous, such as use frozen (unthawed) blueberries

Definition of unthaw in US English:

unthaw

verbˌənˈTHô

1North American Melt or thaw.
with object the warm weather helped unthaw the rail lines
Example sentencesExamples
- I went to get a spoon and unthawed my hand, which was aching after holding the cold tub for so long, under some nice warm water.
- The artillery boys are already unthawing the thick ice that has covered their guns and have jokingly told Gen. Stuart that they best not be moving for a while since the cannons are firmly frozen in place.
- Such a movement could begin to unthaw frozen consciousness.
- At this point, I will unthaw a deluxe bag of jumbo shrimp for you to sample as the appetizer.
- Speaking of which, I think I'll unthaw some right now.
Synonyms
melt, unfreeze, soften, liquefy, dissolve
2as adjective unthawedStill frozen; unmelted.
it could not explain how future science might revive the unthawed dead
Example sentencesExamples
- When using frozen blueberries for baking, lightly coat unthawed berries with flour or sugar before mixing into batter.
- Unthawed turkey cooks faster on the outside, often leaving harmful bacteria inside.
- She turned around and shoved the unthawed chicken in the oven.

单词	unthaw
释义	Definition of unthaw in English: unthaw verbʌnˈθɔːˌənˈTHô 1North American Melt or thaw. with object the warm weather helped unthaw the rail lines Example sentencesExamples At this point, I will unthaw a deluxe bag of jumbo shrimp for you to sample as the appetizer. Such a movement could begin to unthaw frozen consciousness. I went to get a spoon and unthawed my hand, which was aching after holding the cold tub for so long, under some nice warm water. Speaking of which, I think I'll unthaw some right now. The artillery boys are already unthawing the thick ice that has covered their guns and have jokingly told Gen. Stuart that they best not be moving for a while since the cannons are firmly frozen in place. Synonyms melt, unfreeze, soften, liquefy, dissolve 2as adjective unthawedStill frozen. you can cook prawns from frozen by plunging them, unthawed, into boiling water Example sentencesExamples She turned around and shoved the unthawed chicken in the oven. When using frozen blueberries for baking, lightly coat unthawed berries with flour or sugar before mixing into batter. Unthawed turkey cooks faster on the outside, often leaving harmful bacteria inside. Usage Logically, the verb unthaw should mean ‘freeze’, but in North America it means exactly the same as thaw (as in the warm weather helped unthaw the rail lines); because of the risk of confusion it is not part of standard usage. Unthawed as an adjective always means ‘still frozen’, but it is best avoided because many contexts may be ambiguous, such as use frozen (unthawed) blueberries Definition of unthaw in US English: unthaw verbˌənˈTHô 1North American Melt or thaw. with object the warm weather helped unthaw the rail lines Example sentencesExamples I went to get a spoon and unthawed my hand, which was aching after holding the cold tub for so long, under some nice warm water. The artillery boys are already unthawing the thick ice that has covered their guns and have jokingly told Gen. Stuart that they best not be moving for a while since the cannons are firmly frozen in place. Such a movement could begin to unthaw frozen consciousness. At this point, I will unthaw a deluxe bag of jumbo shrimp for you to sample as the appetizer. Speaking of which, I think I'll unthaw some right now. Synonyms melt, unfreeze, soften, liquefy, dissolve 2as adjective unthawedStill frozen; unmelted. it could not explain how future science might revive the unthawed dead Example sentencesExamples When using frozen blueberries for baking, lightly coat unthawed berries with flour or sugar before mixing into batter. Unthawed turkey cooks faster on the outside, often leaving harmful bacteria inside. She turned around and shoved the unthawed chicken in the oven.
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