Pronunciation: /ˈfroʊzən/
verb Frozen can also be used as a verb to describe the action of turning into ice or becoming extremely cold.
A1 The lake froze over during the winter.
A2 I froze when I saw the ghost in the movie.
B1 The computer froze while I was working on an important document.
B2 The company's assets were frozen by the government during the investigation.
C1 Her heart froze with fear as she realized the danger they were in.
C2 The negotiations between the two countries have frozen due to disagreements over trade agreements.
adjective Frozen is an adjective that describes something that has turned into ice or is extremely cold.
A1 The lake was frozen solid in the winter.
A2 I keep frozen vegetables in my freezer for quick meals.
B1 The computer screen was frozen and wouldn't respond to any commands.
B2 The relationship between the two countries was frozen due to political tensions.
C1 The company's assets were frozen by the government during the investigation.
C2 Her expression was frozen in shock as she processed the news.
formal The frozen food aisle in the grocery store is always well-stocked.
informal I always keep some frozen meals in the freezer for busy days.
slang Let's grab some frozen pizza and have a movie night.
figurative Her expression was frozen in shock when she heard the news.
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