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freeze
/friːz/
verb
Donmak, buz tutmak
To turn from liquid to solid because of cold temperature; to become ice.
- Water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius.
- The lake froze solid last winter.
- Don't leave the pipes exposed or they'll freeze.
- Economic sanctions can effectively freeze the assets of foreign governments until diplomatic negotiations resume successfully.
- During cryopreservation procedures, laboratory technicians freeze biological samples at extremely low temperatures to maintain cellular integrity.
- Budget constraints forced the administration to freeze all new hiring until the fiscal situation improved significantly.
verb
Dondurmak (yiyecek)
To preserve food by storing it at very low temperature.
- You can freeze the leftovers for later.
- She froze berries from her garden.
- This soup freezes well.
verb
Donup kalmak, donakalmak
To stop moving suddenly, especially because of fear or shock.
- He froze when he heard footsteps behind him.
- The deer froze in the headlights.
- Freeze! Don't move or I'll shoot!
verb
Dondurmak (fiyat, maaş, fon)
To officially prevent money, prices, wages, or activities from changing.
- The government froze all spending on new projects.
- His bank account was frozen by court order.
- They announced a wage freeze.
noun
Don, dondurucu soğuk dönemi
A period of very cold weather when temperatures are below freezing.
- The freeze damaged many of the crops.
- A hard freeze is expected tonight.
noun
Dondurma (fiyat, maaş)
An official block on changes to prices, wages, or activities.
- The company imposed a hiring freeze.
- There's a freeze on all new construction permits.