frozen in Irish
frozen in Irish is reoite — frozen means turned to ice, or kept at a very cold temperature.
frozen in Irish
reoite
Having undergone the process of freezing; in ice form.
What does "frozen" mean?
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adjective Turned to ice, or kept at a very cold temperature.
"The pond was frozen solid enough to skate on."
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adjective Unable to move, often from fear or shock.
"She stood frozen in the doorway, too scared to move."
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adjective Describing an account or assets that have been officially blocked from use.
"The bank froze his account, and his funds remain frozen pending the investigation."
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frozen in a sentence
- The pond was frozen solid enough to skate on.
- We keep a bag of frozen peas in the freezer.
- She stood frozen in the doorway, too scared to move.
- The bank froze his account, and his funds remain frozen pending the investigation.
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What is "frozen" in Irish?
"frozen" in Irish is reoite. frozen means: Turned to ice, or kept at a very cold temperature.
How do you use "frozen" in a sentence?
Example: "The pond was frozen solid enough to skate on." In Irish, "frozen" is reoite.
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