deep-frozen

deep-freeze

(dēp′frēz′)
tr.v. deep-froze (-frōz′), deep-fro·zen (-frō′zən), deep-freez·ing, deep-freez·es
1. To quick-freeze.
2. To store in a frozen condition.
3. To suspend or defer indefinitely: "American long-term obligations ... which have been deep-frozen since the early 1950s" (Paul Kennedy).
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Translations

deep-frozen

[ˌdiːpˈfrəʊzn] ADJultracongelado
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Release date- 21082019 - NewCold, the deep-frozen storage and logistics specialists, have recently introduced a fully-automated handling solution which, says the company, sets new standards in maintaining temperature integrity and efficiency in the cold chain.
NewCold, the deep-frozen storage and logistics specialist is looking at possibilities for a new UK site to accommodate increased UK market activity and in anticipation of the demand expected to be triggered by the 'Brexit effect' in European Supply Chains.
Solid blocks last the longest, followed by frozen water bottles, then chemical freezer packs like Nu-Ice, followed by deep-frozen ice cubes, and lastly wet ice cubes.
As the herbs are neither dried nor deep-frozen, they keep their typical pure taste and visual appearance.
These indicators are intelligent labels on the food packaging that monitor chilled and deep-frozen food.
A MAJOR American poultry producer has accused Russia of effectively locking all kinds of chicken out of the Russian market through its promised ban on imports and sales of deep-frozen poultry.
Lamb Weston/Meijer (LWM) produces and sells deep-frozen potato products and dehydrated potato products (potato flakes) and sells deep-frozen appetizers to restaurants, fast-food chains and the retail sector.
The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has decided that each tiger carcass will be deep-frozen and studied by an independent team to investigate the cause of death.
Deep-frozen in more or less the state it died in some 37,500 years ago, a Siberian mammoth undergoing tests in Japan could finally explain why the beasts were driven to extinction - and shed light on the history of global climate change, scientists said yesterday.
Marc Quinn is still best known for his deliciously sick "Sensation"-era shock piece Self, 1991, a cast of his head in his own deep-frozen blood.
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