liquefaction
The Spanish word 'licuación' refers to the process of making or becoming liquid. It can be related to the physical process where a solid substance changes its state to liquid due to temperature changes, or as a metaphor to describe anything that goes from a rigid or structured state to a more fluid or flexible one. In English, this term is referred to as 'liquefaction'.
I am drinking a fruit smoothie.
In this context, the term 'licuación' is used to refer to a blended mix of fruits, typically referred to as a 'smoothie' in English.
I am going to prepare a smoothie for breakfast.
Here, 'licuación' is part of a future plan expressed by 'voy a preparar'. In English, we often use the term 'smoothie' to relate to healthy breakfast meals.
The pineapple smoothie is my favorite.
In this sentence, 'licuación' is used in the context of expressing personal preferences. Here, the speaker's favorite type of smoothie is the one made from pineapple.