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🔑freezefreeze1 /friz / verb (past tense froze /froʊz / , past participle fro·zen /ˈfroʊzn /)➤become ice结冰- [intransitive, transitive] (
physics物理) to become hard (and often change into ice) because of extreme cold; to make something do this（使）冻结，结冰◆Water freezes at 32° Fahrenheit.水在 32 华氏度结冰。◆Leave the heat on when you're away or the pipes will freeze.你不在的时候把暖气开着，否则管子会结冰的。◆The ground is frozen solid.地面都冻硬了。◆I froze the raspberries that we picked.我把我们摘的山莓冷冻起来了。◆Raspberries freeze well.山莓适宜冷藏。◆frozen peas冷冻豌豆
➤of weather天气- [intransitive] used with “it” to describe extremely cold weather, when water turns into ice（与 it 连用）冰冻，严寒◆I think it's going to freeze tonight.我看今夜会冷得结冰。
➤be very cold极冷- [intransitive, transitive](to cause a person) to be very cold or to die from cold受冻；（使）冻僵；（使）冻死◆The two men froze to death on the mountain.那两个人在山上冻死了。◆Turn the heat up a little – my hands are frozen.把暖气开大点，我的手冻僵了。
➤stop moving停住- [intransitive] to stop suddenly or become still突然停住；一动不动◆The terrible scream made her freeze with terror.那声恐怖的尖叫把她吓呆了。◆“Freeze!” shouted the gunman and everyone stood completely still.“不许动！”枪手大声喊道，大家都一动不动地站在那里。
➤salaries / prices薪水；价格- [transitive] (
business商业) to keep salaries, prices, etc. at a fixed level for a certain period of time冻结（薪水、物价等）◆Defense spending has been frozen for one year.国防开支已经冻结一年。
freezefreeze2 /friz / noun [countable] - (
physics物理) a period of weather when the temperature stays below 0°C or 32°F (freezing point)冰冻期；严寒期
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business商业) the fixing of salaries, prices, etc. at one level for a certain period of time（薪水、物价等的）维持不变◆a pay / price freeze薪水／物价保持不变
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