[] to hold costs, wages, prices, etc. at a fixed level for a period of time 使固定不动;稳定◆Salaries have been frozen for the current year. 今年已冻结工资增长。SYNpeg
[] to prevent money, a bank account, etc. from being used, especially by getting a court order 冻结(资金、银行账户等)◆The company's assets have been frozen. 这家公司的资产已被冻结。◆a government decision to freeze bank deposits 政府冻结银行存款的决定
[] when a computer screen freezes, you cannot move any of the images, etc. on it, because there is a problem with the system (计算机屏幕)冻住,卡住
●ˌfreeze sb ˈout (of sth)to deliberately try to prevent other businesses from competing in a particular market, for example by selling goods very cheaply 排挤,排斥(竞争对手)◆The high tariffs were intended to freeze out foreign companies. 高关税旨在排挤外国公司。◆Small producers are being frozen out of the health food market. 小生产商正被排挤出保健食品市场。➡frozen