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121freeze*/ — [friːz] (past tense froze [frəʊz] ; past participle frozen [ˈfrəʊz(ə)n] ) verb I 1) [I/T] to become solid or hard because of extreme cold, or to make something solid or hard The lake freezes in winter.[/ex] The water had frozen solid.[/ex] 2) [T] …
122freeze — /fri:z/ noun ♦ a freeze on wages and prices period when wages and prices are not allowed to be increased ■ verb to keep something such as money or costs at their present level and not allow them to rise ● to freeze wages and prices ● to freeze… …
123freeze — (or freeze frame) an optical printing effect in which a single frame image is identically repeated, reprinted or replicated over several frames; when projected, a freeze frame gives the illusion of a still photograph in which the action has… …
124freeze — 1. n. the act of ignoring someone; the cold shoulder. □ Everybody seems to be giving me the freeze. □ I got the freeze from Julie. What did I do wrong? 2. tv. to ignore someone; to give someone the cold shoulder. □ Don’t freeze me, gang! I use a… …
125freeze someone out — 1. tv. to make it too cold for someone, usually by opening windows or through the use of air conditioning. (See also play freeze out.) □ Turn up the heat unless you’re trying to freeze us out. CD Are you trying to freeze out everybody? Close the… …
126Freeze Frame (Film) — Filmdaten Deutscher Titel Freeze Frame Produktionsland Großbritannien …
127freeze-dry — /freez druy /, v.t., freeze dried, freeze drying. to subject to freeze drying. [1945 50] * * * …
128freeze-fracture — /freez frak cheuhr/, v.t., freeze fractured, freeze fracturing. to prepare (material) for the electron microscope by freeze fracturing. [1965 70] * * * …
