Sommario
frozen {verbo}
arrestato · assiderato · raggelato · congelato · raggelato · congelato · assiderato
frozen {aggettivo}
assiderato · assiderata · congelato · congelata · congelato · congelati · congelato · congelata · surgelato · congelata · congelato
freeze {sostantivo}
congelamento · congelamento
to freeze {verbo}
fermare · raggelare · congelare · raggelare · congelare · arrestare · assiderare · agghiacciare · assiderare · assiderarsi · assiderare
Sinonimi
frozen: fixed · flash-frozen · quick-frozen
freeze: block · immobilize · immobilise
altri (10)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "frozen"
"frozen" traduzione italiano
frozen {verbo}
frozen {pp} (anche: get frozen, exposed the cold)
I can't feel my lips; my face is frozen; I can't feel my hands; I can't feel my feet.
And this is just showing this here -- this frozen tissue, and it's being cut.
The tariff for Thai cooked chicken meat is one seventh of that on frozen fresh chicken.
The project is now frozen for several months.
You see a frozen bunch of partons.
frozen {pp} [Bot]
frozen {aggettivo}
frozen {agg.} (anche: benumbed, numb, torpid, frostbitten)
frozen {agg.} (anche: benumbed, numb, torpid, frostbitten)
The present situation will be frozen, but there will be no further negative impact from the agreement.
Although the application remained frozen for those two years, Malta remains in a very strong position.
And here's a picture in the icefall; it's a waterfall, but it's frozen, but it moves very slowly, and it actually changes every day.
The only working piece of equipment in my kitchen was a can crusher, because if it didn't come in a can, it came frozen in a box.
Will the money be frozen or will some other more-or-less soft solution be found?
The muscles were frozen, paralyzed -- dystonic is how we refer to that.
The Regulation of 27 December stipulated the persons and groups whose accounts were to be frozen.
The funds allocated to the associations are still frozen.
The money for the KEDO project has been frozen and we are doing absolutely nothing else about energy provision there.
There was no snack food, and until the '20s, until Clarence Birdseye came along, there was no frozen food.
Eventually, California produced too much food to ship fresh, so it became critical to market canned and frozen foods.
freeze {sostantivo}
to freeze {verbo}
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v.} (anche: to stanch, to staunch, to stop, to bring to a stop)
frozen (Past participle)
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v.} (anche: to terrify, to chill, to congeal)
frozen (Past participle)
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v.} (anche: to terrify, to chill, to deep-freeze, to congeal)
frozen (Past participle)
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v.} [fig.]
frozen (Past participle)
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v.} [fig.]
frozen (Past participle)
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v. t.} (anche: to staunch, to block, to halt, to bring to a stop)
frozen (Past participle)
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v. t.} (anche: to expose to the cold)
frozen (Past participle)
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v. t.}
frozen (Past participle)
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v. t.} [Bot]
frozen (Past participle)
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v. i.} (anche: to be frostbitten, to get frozen)
to freeze [froze|frozen] {v. i.} (anche: to get frozen)
frozen (Past participle)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "frozen":
© Princeton Universityfixed · flash-frozen · quick-frozen · frigid · frosty · glacial · icy · wintry
Sinonimi (inglese) per "freeze":
© Princeton Universityblock · immobilize · immobilise · suspend · freeze out · freeze down · stop dead · halt · frost · freezing