Freezing meaning in English
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Definition
freezing: glacial, icy, extremely cold
to freeze: to lower the temperature below 0°C, to congeal; to fix at a particular price
a wage freeze a measure to prevent salaries from increasing
the price freeze the measure to prevent prices from increasing
This is an irregular verb:
I freeze / I froze / I have frozen
- "As one of our patients, your body will be frozen when you die and preserved in cryonic suspension."
- "Candy, we're freezing here in San Francisco."
- "If it's snowing in San Francisco, maybe you're experiencing "global freezing"."
- "Brent : Yes, well Candy, in the winter, water freezes and turns to ice."
- "I'll send you the forms. We're looking forward to freezing you."
- "You've been frozen for over 500 years!"
- "Bruno : So here I am in a Kalackistani hotel, two days before the new year, and it's freezing!"
- "It's freezing in San Francisco and you think it's connected to global warming?"
- "I like to send people a stream - or should I say glacier - of passive-aggressive emails until the person becomes numb and confused and eventually falls into a frozen lake."
- "I hope you enjoy the frozen tundra."
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