"deliquesce" 的音標(biāo)是[d?"l?kw?s] ，基本翻譯是"（使）融化；（使）溶解"。速記技巧可以是用字母代詞法，將單詞拆分為幾個(gè)字母，分別代表單詞中的某個(gè)部分，如"d-i-l-k-w-s"，其中"i"可以代表"融化"，"w"和"s"可以代表"溶解"的后綴，這樣就可以快速記住單詞的意思。

"Deliquesce"這個(gè)詞的詞源可以追溯到拉丁語(yǔ)，意為"變得微妙，變得微妙"。它通常用于描述某種物質(zhì)在特定條件下變得稀薄或溶解的過(guò)程。

變化形式：名詞形式為"deliquesce"，形容詞形式為"deliquescent"。

相關(guān)單詞：

"Ethereal"（飄渺的）：這個(gè)詞與"deliquesce"有著相似的含義，都表示一種輕盈、微妙的狀態(tài)。

"Liquidity"（流動(dòng)性）：這個(gè)詞與"deliquesce"有關(guān)，因?yàn)槲镔|(zhì)在特定條件下變得稀薄或溶解后，通常具有更好的流動(dòng)性。

"Dissolve"（溶解）：這個(gè)詞與"deliquesce"直接相關(guān)，因?yàn)槲镔|(zhì)在特定條件下會(huì)溶解，也就是變得稀薄或溶解的過(guò)程。

"Melt"（融化）：這個(gè)詞也與物質(zhì)在特定條件下變得稀薄或溶解的過(guò)程有關(guān)。

"Vaporize"（汽化）：這個(gè)詞也與物質(zhì)在特定條件下變?yōu)闅鈶B(tài)的過(guò)程有關(guān)，這與"deliquesce"的含義有相似之處。

"Sublimate"（升華）：這個(gè)詞描述的是固體或氣體在特定條件下變?yōu)闅鈶B(tài)的過(guò)程，這與"deliquesce"也有一定的關(guān)聯(lián)。

"Diffuse"（擴(kuò)散）：這個(gè)詞描述的是物質(zhì)從一種狀態(tài)變?yōu)榉稚顟B(tài)的過(guò)程，這也與"deliquesce"有關(guān)。

"Concentrate"（濃縮）：這個(gè)詞描述的是物質(zhì)從稀薄狀態(tài)變?yōu)闈饪s狀態(tài)的過(guò)程，這也與"deliquesce"有關(guān)。

"Dissolution"（溶解度）：這個(gè)詞是一個(gè)科學(xué)術(shù)語(yǔ)，描述的是物質(zhì)在特定條件下的溶解程度，這也與"deliquesce"有一定的關(guān)聯(lián)。

常用短語(yǔ)：

1. to deliquesce into

2. deliquesce slowly

3. deliquesce gradually

4. deliquesce into a liquid

5. deliquesce slowlyly

6. deliquesce graduallyly

7. dissolve and deliquesce

例句：

1. The old ice cream cone that had been sitting in the sun all day had begun to deliquesce.

2. The rainwater slowly deliquesces into a puddle on the ground.

3. The bacteria in the soil will begin to deliquesce into a liquid that can be used as fertilizer.

4. The salt in the ocean is slowly deliquescing into a briny liquid.

5. The sugar in the jar of jam is slowly deliquescing into a liquid that will eventually cause it to spoil.

6. The sugar dissolved in the tea has begun to slowly deliquesce into a liquid that coats the inside of the cup.

7. The ice cream in the freezer has begun to dissolve and deliquesce, making it difficult to scoop.

英文小作文：

The Difference between Dissolving and Deliquescing

Dissolving and deliquescing are both processes where substances change from solid to liquid, but they have different causes and effects. When we dissolve something in water, we are usually referring to substances that can be broken down into smaller particles that are then absorbed into the water. This process is usually fast and occurs when we add heat or acidity to the mixture. On the other hand, when something like salt or sugar begins to deliquesce, it means that it is changing into a liquid state without any external help or addition of heat or acidity. This process is slower and occurs naturally over time as the substance is exposed to moisture and warmth from the environment. The result of this difference is that dissolving usually results in a faster process that leaves behind a solid residue, while deliquescing leaves behind a liquid substance that can be used for various purposes, such as fertilizer or food preservation.