What do you mean, frozen?

From old English frio San, old highland German friosan freezes.

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vi，vt

Freeze, freeze, freeze

Freeze; freeze

Water turns into ice when it freezes.

When water solidifies, it becomes ice.

Do you know at what temperature milk freezes?

Do you know the temperature at which milk freezes?

freeze

Frozen mud

Frozen mud

The engine froze.

The engine can't start because of the ice.

Covered with ice and snow

Cold (weather)

It was freezing badly last night.

It was very cold last night.

Feel very cold

I'm frozen stiff

I feel very cold.

Frozen stiff

He looks frozen stiff.

He looks frozen stiff.

Stop suddenly

Fear froze him.

Fear made him stop suddenly.

Wild animals sometimes stay put when they smell the enemy.

Wild animals sometimes stop suddenly when they smell the enemy approaching.

Become unfriendly; Become indifferent

They just sat and said nothing.

They sat cold and silent.

Freeze (food).

Not all fruits and vegetables can be frozen well.

Not all fruits and vegetables are suitable for cold storage.

Fix, limit (price, salary)

Freeze (assets)

freeze

n

Cold period

frozen assets

freeze

Freeze (usually passively), solidify

Refrigeration hardening

fuse

freeze

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Keep walking, don't move.

Pause a process so that it can continue. A process can be frozen directly through the explicit request of its superior process, or indirectly because its superior process is frozen.

Pause the execution of the process and resume it if necessary. A process can be frozen directly through the explicit request of its superior process, or it can be frozen because its superior process has been frozen.

freeze

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intransitive verb

(frozen [freuz]; freezing

Freeze, solidify, freeze

Feel cold; Frozen stiff

Tremble, tremble

Freezing; Freeze; Stunned; Become dull and cold; Standing still

I just ...

I'm freezing.

The piston froze in the cylinder.

The piston freezes in the cylinder.

The smiles on their faces froze.

The smiles on their faces froze.

freeze

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transitive verb

Freeze; Curing; Freeze; cold store

Freeze [frostbite]; Freeze to death]

Stunned; Treat with a very cold attitude; depress

Freeze (deposits, wages, prices, etc.). )

age

block

Frozen ice cream

Make ice cream

Freeze sb. Frowning

Frowning depresses sb.

freeze

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Noun (short for noun)

Freeze; Curing; Freeze (wages, prices, etc.)

Freeze concentration in severe cold period

Noun (short for noun)

Freeze concentration

freeze-dry

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

freeze dried

freeze-dry

transitive verb

Freeze drying; freeze-dry

Freeze dryer

Noun (short for noun)

freeze drier

freeze-etching

Noun (short for noun)

Freeze erosion method

Freeze frame equipment

Noun (short for noun)

Static lens

Cryometer

Noun (short for noun)

Coagulation instrument

evict

Noun (short for noun)

Drive away, forcibly drive away, crowd out

freeze

Noun (short for noun)

Frozen, completely frozen

antifreezing

Noun (short for noun) adj

Frost resistance

freeze thawing

Noun (short for noun)

freeze thawing

Freeze-thaw stable

Noun (short for noun)

Frost resistance and melting resistance

freeze-up

Noun (short for noun)

Freeze, freeze, condense

winter injury

Critical revolutions of ball mill

freeze

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Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

freeze over

Freeze, freeze

freeze

Be alienated and left out; drive away

Freeze on ...

[Mouth] Hold tightly, hold tightly; Catch (something or someone)

push aside

Freeze to death; Shame on people (cold attitude); Crowd out [exclude] (through resistance and competition)

freeze

(Cause) the surface to freeze.

Freeze together

Freeze together

freeze

(cause) to freeze; Become stiff [cold, stiff].

directional freezing

Directional freezing

Selective price freeze

Selective price freeze

Tunnel explosion freezing

Tunnel blast freezing

Wage price freeze

Wage and price freeze

freeze

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(cause) to freeze, freeze