It means freezing in the cold.

Freezing means to describe the extremely cold weather.

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1, I don't hate that the east wind can't move, I'm going to bring back spring, it's freezing and the south branches move.

Seeing that it is freezing now, I know who he will accompany.

It's freezing today, so it's hard for our army to stay long, so we can go back to the mountain.

Selected from: Wang Song Shi Peng's Spring in Zhou Nan, Yuan Yaosui's New Water Order Winter Complaint, Shi Ming Naian's Water Margin, etc.

Synonyms: thousands of miles are frozen, dripping into ice, and ice and snow.

Antonym: scorching sun, scorching sun, beautiful spring, full of spring.

Idiom usage: it is an idiom with a combined structure and is used as a predicate in a sentence.

A cold sentence

1, I was born at the beginning of this cold December. My mother often recalls the scene when I was born, saying that the day I was born was snowy and freezing.

2. Especially when it is freezing in the cold and the mountains are closed by heavy snow, the wild wolves can't find food, so they run to the sheepfold, cowshed and pigsty in the village in droves to eat livestock.

Poor Friday has never seen snow freeze in her life, and now she suddenly sees snow closing the mountain, freezing to death.

Interestingly, every time he mentioned his childhood school education, the background he described was always cold and the snow was three feet deep.

However, unless you have a chance to bring it to this frozen place, you are unlikely to see their ceremony of giving stones.