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Meanings of freeze in English
Usage of freeze in English
1
However, 29 percent of European companies plan to freeze salaries this year.
2
The government is expected to freeze all public sector wages next week.
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He also announced a freeze on some food prices earlier this year.
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This after there was a 'salary freeze' for the 2017 financial year.
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The State Department said its wider hiring freeze would remain for now.
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Feel that air coming in-you'll freeze at night this time of year.
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It was not clear how long the freeze would last, he said.
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He'd freeze everyone on both the main list and this new one.
9
Measure 1 cup of stock; freeze the remaining stock for another occasion.
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The Trust is seeking new ways to freeze seeds, known as cryopreservation.
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The fares freeze would have given us four or five weeks additional.
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The Credit Suisse CSGN.S asset freeze took place in the second quarter.
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The call came after Trump ordered the government to freeze the aid.
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Last week, Merkel declined to say whether the freeze would be extended.
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Darbyshire said the freeze was one way of helping her fellow townsfolk.
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The present study has examined the fine structure of freeze-fractured human platelets.
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