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I . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB intr

2. freeze (become totally still):

III . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] N

1. freeze (spell of cold weather):

deep-freeze [ˌdi:pˈfri:z, Am ˈ-ˌ] N

quick-freeze [ˈkwɪkfri:z] VB trans irreg

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All of them included government control over prices, price freezes and ultimately changing the national currency.
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When water freezes, it expands with a force of about 1465 Mg/m2, disintegrating huge rock masses and dislodging mineral grains from smaller fragments.
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Water enters these crevices, freezes and expands to separate boulders.
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Touching an odd device, he suddenly freezes, convulsing as if in contact with a high-voltage electrical current.
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Due to decreased property values, in 2009 the district announced that furloughs, layoffs, and wage freezes would occur.
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Another popular meme is that players hug each other after a goal and then the frame freezes.
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In addition to hunger, pretas suffer from immoderate heat and cold; they find that even the moon scorches them in the summer, while the sun freezes them in the winter.
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Even through the winter, the bubbling spring never freezes, and plants often poke through snow surrounding the watercress-bordered pool in the coldest months.
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A single teardrop causes another avalanche, that traps him inside, where he freezes to death while hallucinating a happy reunion with his parents.
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Ice storms are caused by liquid precipitation which freezes upon cold surfaces and leads to the gradual development of a thickening layer of ice.
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