freezing
ਰੁਕਣ
definition
verb
in the winter the milk froze
(of a liquid) be turned into ice or another solid as a result of extreme cold.
the cake can be frozen
store (something) at a very low temperature in order to preserve it.
noun
the temperature was well above freezing
the freezing point of water.
adjective
strong winds and freezing temperatures
below 32°F (0°C).
example
Seconds later, she fell into the 'freezing' water below.
She dropped the phone and ran out of the house, not even grabbing a coat as she ran into the 'freezing' cold outside.
The 'freezing' temperatures took their toll on the roads on Wednesday morning with a three-car road accident blamed on the conditions.
The obvious joy of the cast in presenting this classic of the ballet repertoire, was infectious and sent me out into the 'freezing' fog with a warm smile.
More than 70 people braved the 'freezing' temperatures to attend the event, which was held in the Drove Centre.
Out in the open air people are exposed to blazing daytime sun and 'freezing' night temperatures.
People gathered signatures in 'freezing' rain to block the sale.
Organiser David Sutcliffe said last year the event had to be postponed for a week when they were unable to break the thick layer of ice that had formed in the 'freezing' temperatures.
Thick clouds were gathering, heralding the approach of 'freezing' rain and sleet.
Forecasters said temperature would likely drop below 'freezing' overnight.
The string of cancellations began after a 'freezing' rain and ice storm hit the region on December 15.
In these 'freezing' temperatures you can't afford to relax for a moment, even when you think you're almost home.
Even the prospect of getting my trousers soaked in 'freezing' rain from mid thigh to ankle doesn't put me off.
Temperatures were again expected to dip below 'freezing' tonight but by tomorrow a slow thaw is expected.
We landed in 'freezing' fog, just to remind me what a great week we had just enjoyed.
Inclement weather, which included snow, sleet, and 'freezing' rain, and poor track conditions were cited as the reasons for cancellation.
Yet on his second day in Paris he spent the entire night outside, in the 'freezing' cold.
It's not like I have to sleep outside in the 'freezing' cold.
But they stressed England would not be hit as hard as north of the border, though temperatures would drop below 'freezing' tonight.
Looking back on it, sometimes the lessons were enjoyable - but mostly they consisted of standing around in the 'freezing' cold, on a muddy pitch, avoiding the football.
Winter storms normally bring ordinary rain, 'freezing' rain and sleet as well as snow.
I remember many nights outside in the 'freezing' cold with my father, looking through our telescope at the moons of Jupiter or the constellation Orion.
Nearly three hundred crews from twelve states did the work; most of them were on the job by the time the 'freezing' rain stopped falling.
Thick fog, 'freezing' rain, howling wind and heavy snow are everyday factors helicopter crews face when called to fly on one of the unit's many rescue missions.
We walked around Moscow lost, in the 'freezing' cold for six hours.
Never attempt to take off in freezing drizzle or 'freezing' rain.
Animal welfare experts now fear Scottish wildlife such as deer, hedgehogs and frogs could also suffer as their young are killed off in the 'freezing' temperatures.
Although we are still getting 'freezing' temperatures at night at least the days seem to be getting warmer.
‘It was absolutely 'freezing' cold and I had to wear two jumpers and a coat to keep warm,’ he said.
Why anyone would want to stand out in the 'freezing' cold with half a million people, most of them trying to feel you up or steal your wallet as they brush up against you, is beyond me.
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