froze

动词（使）结冰( freeze的过去式 ); 冷冻贮藏，冷藏; 冻结（资金、银行账户等）; （使）冻住

1. 结冰：frowzy 不整洁的 | froze 结冰 | frozen shoulder 五十肩

2. 冰冻：frowzy /不整洁的/有臭味的/很闷的/ | froze /冰冻/ | fructification /结果实/果实/结实器官/

3. 凍結：free trader 自由貿易主義者、自由貿易派 | froze 凍結 | functioning 機能向上

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1. Ireland's banking system came close to collapse as the real estate market cratered and credit markets froze.

2. Great temperature drop due to cold air from the north froze the water in Nanjing for the first time this winter.

3. Four KFC employees perished in the flames while two froze to death after hiding in a cold storage room.

4. Enrichment is one of the final stages in the nuclear fuel process which Iran froze last November in conjunction with its negotiations with the Europeans.

5. The nation in January froze electricity prices to prevent rising coal costs from flowing through to end users and contributing to inflation.

6. The government in January froze electricity prices to prevent rising coal costs from flowing through to end users and contributing to inflation.

7. Credit markets froze following the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc, sending the world economy into its first recession since World War II.

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8. Water from fire engines froze over the debris and the remains of the dead people cannot be retrieved.

9. froze的翻译

9. The US Department of Treasury immediately froze his assets and prohibited any transactions with him.

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10. The finding reignited anger in Japan against North Korea and Tokyo froze shipments of food aid to the destitute country.