Definition of molten in English:

molten

adjective ˈməʊlt(ə)nˈmoʊlt(ə)n

(especially of materials with a high melting point, such as metal and glass) liquefied by heat.
（尤指金属、玻璃等熔点高的物质）熔化的，熔融的
Example sentencesExamples
- A spectacular form of heat advection occurs when molten rock, or magma, erupts from a volcano.
- Solidification of the molten material into rocks happened as the Earth cooled.
- Geologists want to know how molten rock forces its way from the core to the surface, where it explodes as lava.
- The molten rock rises to the seafloor and cools to form the layer of crust that paves the ocean floor.
- That then goes into a ceramic shell and the wax is melted out, leaving a cavity into which the molten bronze is poured.
- They suggest that liquid in the Martian crust was heated when the molten rock or magma rose to the surface.
- The sun dug a bright pool in the bottle green water, sheening the surface like it were molten gold and cresting each small wave in silver.
- The bottles are ‘blown’ by high pressure air forcing a billet of molten plastic into a mould.
- It casts molten silicon in moulds, just as metal components are cast.
- Watch skilled craftspeople create intricate designs from the intense heat of molten glass.
- The furnaces produce molten iron in the initial phase of steel production.
- Next she set about making the mold for the silver that would soon be a thick, molten liquid.
- Drinking glasses and bowls were sometimes decorated with trails of molten glass applied to their outer surface.
- On Earth, scientists think the magnetic field is generated by our planet's spinning molten iron core.
- The glassblower often can't see how the molten glass at the end of the tube is shaping.
- Less air is required to burn less fuel, so there is less turbulence on the surface of the molten glass.
- There was no other way to generate enough pressure to pump air through 5 tons of molten metal.
- The mills were turning again and the foundries coughed smoke, steam, and gouts of molten metal.
- One of the most important applications of silicon is its use as a deoxidizer in molten steel.
- Light was beginning to touch the clouds on the horizon, turning the edges of the clouds molten silver.
Synonyms
liquefied, liquid, fluid, melted, flowing, soft

Origin

Middle English: archaic past participle of melt.

Rhymes

Bolton, Doulton

Definition of molten in US English:

molten

adjectiveˈmōlt(ə)nˈmoʊlt(ə)n

(especially of materials with a high melting point, such as metal and glass) liquefied by heat.
（尤指金属、玻璃等熔点高的物质）熔化的，熔融的
Example sentencesExamples
- The bottles are ‘blown’ by high pressure air forcing a billet of molten plastic into a mould.
- One of the most important applications of silicon is its use as a deoxidizer in molten steel.
- It casts molten silicon in moulds, just as metal components are cast.
- Watch skilled craftspeople create intricate designs from the intense heat of molten glass.
- Less air is required to burn less fuel, so there is less turbulence on the surface of the molten glass.
- The mills were turning again and the foundries coughed smoke, steam, and gouts of molten metal.
- The glassblower often can't see how the molten glass at the end of the tube is shaping.
- Solidification of the molten material into rocks happened as the Earth cooled.
- There was no other way to generate enough pressure to pump air through 5 tons of molten metal.
- Geologists want to know how molten rock forces its way from the core to the surface, where it explodes as lava.
- On Earth, scientists think the magnetic field is generated by our planet's spinning molten iron core.
- Light was beginning to touch the clouds on the horizon, turning the edges of the clouds molten silver.
- The furnaces produce molten iron in the initial phase of steel production.
- A spectacular form of heat advection occurs when molten rock, or magma, erupts from a volcano.
- That then goes into a ceramic shell and the wax is melted out, leaving a cavity into which the molten bronze is poured.
- The sun dug a bright pool in the bottle green water, sheening the surface like it were molten gold and cresting each small wave in silver.
- They suggest that liquid in the Martian crust was heated when the molten rock or magma rose to the surface.
- The molten rock rises to the seafloor and cools to form the layer of crust that paves the ocean floor.
- Next she set about making the mold for the silver that would soon be a thick, molten liquid.
- Drinking glasses and bowls were sometimes decorated with trails of molten glass applied to their outer surface.
Synonyms
liquefied, liquid, fluid, melted, flowing, soft

Origin

Middle English: archaic past participle of melt.

词汇	molten
释义	Definition of molten in English: molten adjective ˈməʊlt(ə)nˈmoʊlt(ə)n (especially of materials with a high melting point, such as metal and glass) liquefied by heat. （尤指金属、玻璃等熔点高的物质）熔化的，熔融的 Example sentencesExamples A spectacular form of heat advection occurs when molten rock, or magma, erupts from a volcano. Solidification of the molten material into rocks happened as the Earth cooled. Geologists want to know how molten rock forces its way from the core to the surface, where it explodes as lava. The molten rock rises to the seafloor and cools to form the layer of crust that paves the ocean floor. That then goes into a ceramic shell and the wax is melted out, leaving a cavity into which the molten bronze is poured. They suggest that liquid in the Martian crust was heated when the molten rock or magma rose to the surface. The sun dug a bright pool in the bottle green water, sheening the surface like it were molten gold and cresting each small wave in silver. The bottles are ‘blown’ by high pressure air forcing a billet of molten plastic into a mould. It casts molten silicon in moulds, just as metal components are cast. Watch skilled craftspeople create intricate designs from the intense heat of molten glass. The furnaces produce molten iron in the initial phase of steel production. Next she set about making the mold for the silver that would soon be a thick, molten liquid. Drinking glasses and bowls were sometimes decorated with trails of molten glass applied to their outer surface. On Earth, scientists think the magnetic field is generated by our planet's spinning molten iron core. The glassblower often can't see how the molten glass at the end of the tube is shaping. Less air is required to burn less fuel, so there is less turbulence on the surface of the molten glass. There was no other way to generate enough pressure to pump air through 5 tons of molten metal. The mills were turning again and the foundries coughed smoke, steam, and gouts of molten metal. One of the most important applications of silicon is its use as a deoxidizer in molten steel. Light was beginning to touch the clouds on the horizon, turning the edges of the clouds molten silver. Synonyms liquefied, liquid, fluid, melted, flowing, soft Origin Middle English: archaic past participle of melt. Rhymes Bolton, Doulton Definition of molten in US English: molten adjectiveˈmōlt(ə)nˈmoʊlt(ə)n (especially of materials with a high melting point, such as metal and glass) liquefied by heat. （尤指金属、玻璃等熔点高的物质）熔化的，熔融的 Example sentencesExamples The bottles are ‘blown’ by high pressure air forcing a billet of molten plastic into a mould. One of the most important applications of silicon is its use as a deoxidizer in molten steel. It casts molten silicon in moulds, just as metal components are cast. Watch skilled craftspeople create intricate designs from the intense heat of molten glass. Less air is required to burn less fuel, so there is less turbulence on the surface of the molten glass. The mills were turning again and the foundries coughed smoke, steam, and gouts of molten metal. The glassblower often can't see how the molten glass at the end of the tube is shaping. Solidification of the molten material into rocks happened as the Earth cooled. There was no other way to generate enough pressure to pump air through 5 tons of molten metal. Geologists want to know how molten rock forces its way from the core to the surface, where it explodes as lava. On Earth, scientists think the magnetic field is generated by our planet's spinning molten iron core. Light was beginning to touch the clouds on the horizon, turning the edges of the clouds molten silver. The furnaces produce molten iron in the initial phase of steel production. A spectacular form of heat advection occurs when molten rock, or magma, erupts from a volcano. That then goes into a ceramic shell and the wax is melted out, leaving a cavity into which the molten bronze is poured. The sun dug a bright pool in the bottle green water, sheening the surface like it were molten gold and cresting each small wave in silver. They suggest that liquid in the Martian crust was heated when the molten rock or magma rose to the surface. The molten rock rises to the seafloor and cools to form the layer of crust that paves the ocean floor. Next she set about making the mold for the silver that would soon be a thick, molten liquid. Drinking glasses and bowls were sometimes decorated with trails of molten glass applied to their outer surface. Synonyms liquefied, liquid, fluid, melted, flowing, soft Origin Middle English: archaic past participle of melt.
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