What does freeze mean?

1. Meaning:

v.? Freeze; freeze; stiff; solidify

n.? Severe cold; freeze

2. Pronunciation: English?[fri?z], American?[fri?z]??

3. Examples:

Used as verb (v.)

Water freezes at the temperature of 0 degrees Celsius.

Water freezes at the temperature of 0 degrees Celsius.

We ate some of the fruits and froze the rest.

We ate some of the fruits and froze the rest.

He slipped and broke his leg during the big freeze.

He slipped and broke his leg during the big freeze.

The freeze caused many problems in the small town.

The freeze caused many problems in the small town.

4. Vocabulary usage:

As v. (verb)

1. The basic meaning of freeze is "to freeze, to freeze" and "to freeze" "Stiff, cold" can be extended to mean a freeze on finances, finances or wages, and sometimes it can also mean a person is sluggish as if frozen.

2. Freeze is mainly used as an intransitive verb, but it can also be used as a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can be followed by a noun or pronoun as the object, or it can be followed by an adjective as a compound object of a complement. It is often used in passive structures.

3. Freeze is followed by with or in, which means "frozen or trembling because of..."; followed by out, which means "squeezing out, driving away"; followed by over, which means "(lake, etc.) is Sealed by ice."

As n. (noun)

1. When freeze is used to explain "severe cold period", it is only used as a singular noun and can be used with the indefinite article a.

2. When frozen is used as "freeze", it refers to the freezing of wages and prices. It can be used as an uncountable noun or a countable noun.

Extended information:

Synonyms: harden

1. Meaning:? (to make) hard; (to make) strong

2 , pronunciation: English?['hɑ?dn], American?['hɑ?rdn]?

3. Example:

They harden clay by putting it in a fire.< /p>

They put the clay in the fire to harden it.

The varnish takes a few minutes to harden.

The varnish takes a few minutes to harden.

IV. Vocabulary usage:

1. The basic meaning of harden is to increase the hardness of something to the point of solidity, which refers to the hardening process and the result of hardening. By extension, it can Refers to "hard-hearted" and "insensitive".

2. When harden is used as a transitive verb, it can be used in passive structures by taking a noun or pronoun as the object. When used as an intransitive verb, followed by into means "to solidify into", followed by toward to mean "to be ruthless to...".