Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Thaw"

The ice will thaw on a hot day When ice (frozen water) turns into liquid water (water you can drink)

Sorry, I meant: The meat needs to thaw out before you cook it.

I left the frozen meat on the table to thaw out. Thaw= defrost = unfreeze Hope this helps!

Permafrost is being to thaw at a rapid rate due to global warming.

When something melts it changes from a solid to a liquid. When something thaws it stops being frozen. If you take food out of the freezer and let it warm up, you're thawing it.

I think thaw generally means become less frozen, which can also involve some melting. For example you defrost or thaw a chicken breast that you had in the freezer. You might get some melted water leaking from the packaging if you leave it out on the counter. Or when the big thaw happens in the mountains after winter, all the snow melts.

"Is the tuna fresh or is it frozen?" In US English, we use "frozen" as opposed to "fresh" to indicate meats that have been frozen for preservation, even if they are now thawed.

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No, you need an article to be grammatically correct. Everyone would still understand what you mean, but it's not correct English.

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