0 past simple and past participle of liquefy
1 to (cause a gas or a solid to) change into a liquid form:
Gases liquefy under pressure.
Added to this was crude oil and hydrocarbon products including petrol, diesel, kerosene, liquefied petroleum gas and residual fuel oil.
However, this single ring of liquefied material can resolidify before it escapes from the hole.
It is both bound and liquefied by the limitations of one's cultural visions and communicative abilities.
The brazier is filled with small lumps that may represent ore in the process of being smelted but could also be charcoal to heat the metal until it liquefied.
Extra-oral digestion is a solid-to-liquid feeding process in which tissues and organs of large prey are liquefied prior to ingestion, and nutrientrich food is selectively ingested as result.
Millions of tonnes of hazardous and noxious liquid cargoes move annually in dedicated oil tankers, chemical tankers and liquefied gas carriers.
There are problems with the lack of infrastructure, but liquefied petroleum gas can be useful for depot-based fleets.
Furthermore, adaptations of engines are also necessary for other alternative fuels which do benefit from tax exemption: hydrogen, liquefied natural gas, electricity, etc.
