boil off
US /bɔɪl ɔf/
・UK /bɔɪl ɒf/
C1
phr.v.To evaporate or vaporize due to boiling or heat.
The water boiled off quickly under the hot sun.
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Kelly Clarkson Learns Lunar New Year Traditions With Katie Chin
- We let that water boil off.
We let that water boil off.
- We let that water boil off.
We let that water boil off.
This could be the first hydrogen-powered aircraft to fly non-stop around the globe
- the little part of hydrogen that will always be evaporating, this is called the boil off.
the little part of hydrogen that will always be evaporating, this is called the boil off.
- the little part of hydrogen that will always be evaporating—this is called the boil-off—and it will feed the fuel cells, run the electric motors,
the little part of hydrogen that will always be evaporating—this is called the boil-off—and it will feed the fuel cells, run the electric motors,
What if the World turned to Gold? - The Gold Apocalypse
- Many of the atoms that may have been new get mixed into this cloud, while others boil off, escaping from the atmosphere.
Many of the atoms that may have been new get mixed into this cloud, while others boil off, escaping from the atmosphere.
- Many of the atoms that may have been new get mixed into this cloud, while others boil off, escaping from the atmosphere.
Many of the atoms that may have been new get mixed into this cloud, while others boil off, escaping from the atmosphere.
10 Things You Didn't Know Your Microwave Could Do!
- The water and lemon juice will boil off a bit.
The water and lemon juice will boil off a bit.