thaw in Greek
thaw in Greek is απόψυξη, ξεπάγωμα, λιώνω — thaw means to melt or soften after being frozen, or to cause something frozen to melt.
thaw in Greek
What does "thaw" mean?
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verb To melt or soften after being frozen, or to cause something frozen to melt.
"Take the chicken out of the freezer to thaw overnight."
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verb To become friendlier or less reserved after being cold or distant.
"Her icy manner slowly thawed over the course of the evening."
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noun A period when frozen ground, ice, or snow melts, or a period of improving relations.
"The January thaw turned the roads to slush."
thaw in a sentence
- Take the chicken out of the freezer to thaw overnight.
- The snow began to thaw as spring arrived.
- Her icy manner slowly thawed over the course of the evening.
- The January thaw turned the roads to slush.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "thaw" in Greek?
"thaw" in Greek is απόψυξη, ξεπάγωμα, λιώνω. thaw means: To melt or soften after being frozen, or to cause something frozen to melt.
How do you pronounce απόψυξη?
"thaw" in Greek is απόψυξη, pronounced "apopsyxi".
How do you use "thaw" in a sentence?
Example: "Take the chicken out of the freezer to thaw overnight." In Greek, "thaw" is απόψυξη, ξεπάγωμα, λιώνω.
Are there other ways to say "thaw" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "thaw": απόψυξη, ξεπάγωμα, λιώνω, αποψύχω, ξεπαγώνω.