frozen

• 指变成冰的或极其寒冷的；也用于形容静止不动或被固定的状态。

Describes something that has turned into ice or is extremely cold; also used to describe a state of being immobile or fixed.

1. A2formal

   Turned into ice as a result of cold temperatures or freezing.

   结冰的

   • The lake was completely frozen in winter.
   • He walked on the frozen river carefully.
   • The water pipes froze and burst during the cold snap.

   反义词liquefiedliquidmeltedthawed

2. Motionless or stillB1formal

   Absolutely still, not moving at all.

   静止不动

   • The deer stood frozen in the headlights.
   • The audience remained frozen in silence.
   • His smile froze on his face when he saw the mess.

   同义词immobilemotionlessrigidrootedstillstock-stilltransfixed

   反义词activemovingstirring

3. Cold and unfriendlyB2formal

   Lacking warmth or cordiality; expressing unfriendliness or disdain.

   冷淡不友好

   • He gave her a frozen stare and walked away.
   • The atmosphere in the room was frozen and tense.
   • Her frozen tone made it clear she was not interested.

   同义词aloofarcticcoldfrigidfrostyglacialicyunfriendly

   反义词cordialfriendlygenialwarmwelcoming

4. A2formal

   Still in a frozen state; not thawed.

   冷冻的

   • The frozen meat needs to be defrosted before cooking.
   • They served frozen berries in the dessert.
   • The ground is still frozen in early spring.

   同义词unthawed

   反义词meltedthawed

5. Preserved by freezingA2formalculinary

   Describing food that has been frozen quickly to maintain flavor and nutritional quality.

   冷冻的

   • Frozen vegetables are convenient for quick meals.
   • We bought a bag of frozen peas from the supermarket.
   • She prefers fresh fish over frozen ones.

   同义词flash-frozenquick-frozen

   反义词fresh

6. Not convertible to cashB2formal

   Financial assets that cannot be easily turned into cash.

   冻结的

   • The company's assets remain frozen until the lawsuit is resolved.
   • Some investments are frozen for a fixed period.
   • He could not access his frozen bank account.

   同义词blockedunrealizable

   反义词liquid

7. Fixed or unchangeableB2formal

   Incapable of being changed, moved, or undone; fixed in place.

   冻结的

   • The decision is frozen and cannot be reversed.
   • All prices are frozen until the end of the month.
   • The computer screen froze and nothing could be done.

   同义词fixedhardenedimmobileimmovablerigidsetstaticstationaryunchangeableunchanging

   反义词alterablechangeableflexiblefluidmutablevariable

• 表示因严寒而变成固态，或指突然停止不动。

A verb used to indicate the process of becoming solid due to extreme cold or stopping movement suddenly.

不规则动词

1. Turn into iceA2formal

   To change from liquid to solid due to extreme cold.

   结冰

   • The lake froze overnight during winter.
   • Water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius.
   • The pipes froze because of the cold weather.

   同义词congealglaciatehardenicesolidify

   反义词melt

2. Stop moving suddenlyB1informal

   To become suddenly still or unable to move, often from fear or surprise.

   僵住

   • She froze in terror when she saw the bear.
   • He froze on stage during his speech.
   • The children froze when they heard the noise.

   同义词haltstand stillstop dead

3. Preserve by freezingB1formal

   To preserve food by storing it at very low temperatures.

   冷冻保存

   • We freeze vegetables from our garden for winter.
   • She froze the leftovers in the freezer.
   • They freeze fish immediately after catching it.

   同义词deep-freezeicequick-freeze

4. Stop operation or activityB2formal

   To halt or suspend something temporarily.

   冻结

   • The bank froze his account due to suspicious activity.
   • The government froze all payments during the crisis.
   • They froze the project until funding was secured.

   同义词arrestceasehaltpausestopsuspend

   反义词continueproceedresumeunfreeze

短语动词变体freeze downfreeze offfreeze out