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deep-freeze
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deep-freeze (dpfrz)
tr.v. deep-froze (-frz), deep-fro·zen (-frzn), 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.
deep-freeze
Noun
same as freezer
Verb
[-freezing, -froze, -frozen]
to freeze or keep in a deep-freeze
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Noun1.deep-freezedeep-freeze - electric refrigerator (trade name Deepfreeze) in which food is frozen and stored for long periods of time
deep freezer, Deepfreeze, freezer
electric refrigerator, fridge - a refrigerator in which the coolant is pumped around by an electric motor
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deep-freeze [ˈdiːpˈfriːz] n → arcón m congelador
deep-freeze [diːpˈfriːz] n → congelatore m
vt → congelare
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