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freeze in Danish

freeze in Danish is fryse, stivne — freeze means to turn solid from cold, or to lower something's temperature until it does.

freeze in Danish

fryse
verb
stivne
verb
(transitive) To cause someone to become motionless.

What does "freeze" mean?

  1. verb To turn solid from cold, or to lower something's temperature until it does.
    "Water freezes when the temperature drops below zero degrees Celsius."
  2. verb To suddenly become motionless, often from fear or surprise.
    "He froze when he saw the snake coiled by his foot."
  3. verb Of a machine, program, or system, to stop responding.
    "The app keeps freezing whenever I try to open my photos."
  4. verb To stop something, such as prices, wages, or assets, from changing or moving.
    "The council voted to freeze rents for the whole of next year."
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freeze in a sentence

  • Water freezes when the temperature drops below zero degrees Celsius.
  • The pond froze solid enough to skate on by January.
  • He froze when he saw the snake coiled by his foot.
  • The app keeps freezing whenever I try to open my photos.

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What is "freeze" in Danish?
"freeze" in Danish is fryse, stivne. freeze means: To turn solid from cold, or to lower something's temperature until it does.
How do you use "freeze" in a sentence?
Example: "Water freezes when the temperature drops below zero degrees Celsius." In Danish, "freeze" is fryse, stivne.
Are there other ways to say "freeze" in Danish?
Yes — Danish has 2 translations listed for "freeze": fryse, stivne.
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