Defrosted meaning in English
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Definition
to defrost: to (cause to) become free of ice, to (cause to) become no longer frozen
Examples
- "As soon as future medical technology has advanced, your body will be defrosted, healed and revived."
- "Needless to say, she was slightly concerned when she saw that this "omelet" was frozen, and then defrosted in the microwave."
Exercise 1
Complete the sentences with terms from the text!
| Before | After |
| I cut my hand with a knife. It left a big, red mark. | I put some cream on it, and after a week, the cut has disappeared.
→ My hand has . |
| The cake was in the freezer. It was cold and solid. | I removed the cake from the freezer 4 hours ago. It is now soft and ready to eat.
→ The cake has . |
Complete the sentences with terms from the text!
| Before | After |
| I cut my hand with a knife. It left a big, red mark. | I put some cream on it, and after a week, the cut has disappeared.
→ My hand has healed 1. |
| The cake was in the freezer. It was cold and solid. | I removed the cake from the freezer 4 hours ago. It is now soft and ready to eat.
→ The cake has defrosted 2. |
1 healed: "To heal" is to restore to health. Example: My broken leg is HEALING quickly, so I should be able to play football soon! The advertisement claims that patients' bodies will be "defrosted, healed and revived".
2 defrosted: "To defrost" is to change something that is frozen into something that is unfrozen. Example: Use the microwave to DEFROST these frozen peas, please, Louise. In the advertisement, Cryonics Foundation claim that they will "defrost" patients' bodies that have been frozen in cryonic suspension.
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