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freezing:

freezing adj

  1. freezing (icy)
    ijzig; ijskoud; steenkoud; bitterkoud
  2. freezing (below zero degrees; frosty)
    vriezend; onder nul
  3. freezing (cooling; frosty)
    koudmakend; koel

freezing [the ~] nomen

  1. the freezing (freezing off)
    afvriezen
  2. the freezing (freezing in)
    invriezing
  3. the freezing
    invriezen
    • invriezen verb (vries in, vriest in, vroor in, vroren in, ingevroren)

Translation Matrix for freezing:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
afvriezen freezing; freezing off
invriezing freezing; freezing in
- freeze
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
afvriezen freeze off; freeze to pieces
invriezen freezing freeze
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bitterkoud freezing; icy
ijskoud freezing; icy freezing cold
ijzig freezing; icy
koel cooling; freezing; frosty airy; aloof; businesslike; chilli; chilly; cold; cool; cooled; distant; fresh; frozen; in an unresponsive way; little fresh; reserved; reticent; unaffected; unimpaired; unmoved; unperturbed; untouched
steenkoud freezing; icy
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
koudmakend cooling; freezing; frosty
onder nul below zero degrees; freezing; frosty
vriezend below zero degrees; freezing; frosty

Related Words for "freezing":


Synonyms for "freezing":

  • freeze; cooling; chilling; temperature reduction; phase change; phase transition; state change; physical change

Related Definitions for "freezing":

  1. the withdrawal of heat to change something from a liquid to a solid1

Wiktionary Translations for freezing:

freezing
noun
  1. the action of numbing with anesthetics
  2. the change in state of a substance from liquid to solid on cooling
adjective
  1. very cold
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• freezing → koud ↔ kalt — eine niedrige Temperatur habend; von/mit niedriger Temperatur

freezing form of freeze:

to freeze verb (freezes, froze, freezing)

  1. to freeze
    vriezen
    • vriezen verb (vries, vriest, vroor, vroren, gevroren)
  2. to freeze
    bevriezen; tot ijs worden
  3. to freeze
    invriezen; laten bevriezen
  4. to freeze
    – In I/O operations, to prevent execution of a thread. 2
    stilzetten
    • stilzetten verb (zet stil, zette stil, zetten stil, stilgezet)

Conjugations for freeze:

present
  1. freeze
  2. freeze
  3. freezes
  4. freeze
  5. freeze
  6. freeze
simple past
  1. froze
  2. froze
  3. froze
  4. froze
  5. froze
  6. froze
present perfect
  1. have frozen
  2. have frozen
  3. has frozen
  4. have frozen
  5. have frozen
  6. have frozen
past continuous
  1. was freezing
  2. were freezing
  3. was freezing
  4. were freezing
  5. were freezing
  6. were freezing
future
  1. shall freeze
  2. will freeze
  3. will freeze
  4. shall freeze
  5. will freeze
  6. will freeze
continuous present
  1. am freezing
  2. are freezing
  3. is freezing
  4. are freezing
  5. are freezing
  6. are freezing
subjunctive
  1. be frozen
  2. be frozen
  3. be frozen
  4. be frozen
  5. be frozen
  6. be frozen
diverse
  1. freeze!
  2. let's freeze!
  5. frozen
  6. freezing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for freeze:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- freezing; frost; halt
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bevriezen freeze
invriezen freeze freezing
laten bevriezen freeze
stilzetten freeze bring to a halt; bring to a standstill; halt; put out; set out; stop; turn off
tot ijs worden freeze
vriezen freeze
- block; freeze down; freeze out; immobilise; immobilize; stop dead; suspend

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Synonyms for "freeze":


Antonyms for "freeze":

  • boil; unblock; unfreeze

Related Definitions for "freeze":

  1. fixing (of prices or wages etc) at a particular level1
    • a freeze on hiring1
  2. an interruption or temporary suspension of progress or movement1
    • a nuclear freeze1
  3. weather cold enough to cause freezing1
  4. the withdrawal of heat to change something from a liquid to a solid1
  5. suddenly behave coldly and formally1
    • She froze when she saw her ex-husband1
  6. anesthetize by cold1
  7. be cold1
    • I could freeze to death in this office when the air conditioning is turned on1
  8. prohibit the conversion or use of (assets)1
  9. stop a process or a habit by imposing a freeze on it1
  10. change to ice1
    • The water in the bowl froze1
  11. cause to freeze1
  12. change from a liquid to a solid when cold1
    • Water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit1
  13. stop moving or become immobilized1
    • When he saw the police car he froze1
  14. be very cold, below the freezing point1
    • It is freezing in Kalamazoo1
  15. In I/O operations, to prevent execution of a thread.2

Wiktionary Translations for freeze:

freeze
noun
  1. on salary
  2. (finance)
  3. (computing) state when the system ceases to respond to inputs
  4. period of cold
verb
  1. become motionless
  2. drop below zero
  3. lower something's temperature to freezing point
  4. become solid due to low temperature
freeze
verb
  1. door afkoeling in vaste toestand komen
  2. een gevoel van koude ervaren van schrik of angst
  3. onpr|nld meteorologie|nld het heersen van een temperatuur waarbij water kristalliseert tot ijs
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• freeze → bevriezen ↔ einfrieren — Hilfsverb sein: durch Gefrieren der flüssigen Bestandteile unbrauchbar werden
• freeze → bevriezen ↔ einfrieren — Hilfsverb haben: durch Absenken der Temperatur unter den Gefrierpunkt haltbar machen
• freeze → bevriezen ↔ gefrieren — (intransitiv) durch Kälteeinwirkung fest und hart werden, zu Eis erstarren
• freeze → bevriezen ↔ congeler — Devenir solide (1, 2)
• freeze → vriezen ↔ geler — Durcir, rendre solide par le froid, transformer en glace. (Sens général).

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