frozenKK [ˈfrozən] ｜ /ˈfroʊzən/
GEPT 中級
A2adjective
turned into ice or affected by freezing
After leaving the popsicles outside for hours, they were completely frozen solid.
冰凍的；結冰的
B2adjective
preserved by freezing, retaining flavor and nutritional value (used for food items)
I love having frozen berries in my smoothies; they add a refreshing and nutritious touch.
B2adjective
not thawed; still frozen
The ice cream has been sitting in the freezer for so long that it is completely frozen.
B2adjective
completely still
The lake was frozen solid, with not a single ripple breaking the icy surface.
B1adjective
unable to be changed, moved, or undone; for example, frozen prices
During a period of inflation, the government implemented a price freeze, which resulted in frozen prices for essential goods and services.
凍結的；不可變動的
B2adjective
unfriendly or showing disdain; lacking warmth and cordiality
Upon entering the party, she received a frozen reception from her coworkers who had heard rumors about her promotion.
B2adjective
unable to be converted to cash
Due to the economic downturn, many people found themselves with frozen assets that they couldn't easily sell or liquidate.