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Meanings of freezes in English

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binomio lingüístico
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Term in linguistics; collocation, pair or group of words used together as an idiomatic expression.

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binomio lingüístico
Usage of freezes in English
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However, 5 million public sector workers will continue to suffer wage freezes.
The Guardian
2
The question is whether she can free herself before her heart freezes.
The Demon Lover
3
Union leaders claim pay freezes leave low paid workers struggling to cope.
BBC
4
It makes me shudder; it freezes me; it fills me with apprehension.
The Last Woman
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That agreement freezes wages for existing workers for the first three years.
Reuters
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After the war, NATO freezes relations with Moscow until the following June.
The South African
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Some options other councils have approved include rates freezes and rates holidays.
Radio NZ
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These included Sechin, who was subject to asset freezes and visa bans.
Reuters
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He freezes for a moment, no doubt stunned by Cormac's romantic gesture.
Unraveled
10
He also agreed to asset freezes, but neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing.
Reuters
11
The UN also levied asset freezes and travel bans on some officials.
The Guardian
12
It is seeking civil penalties, and has already obtained court-ordered asset freezes.
Reuters
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Feijoada This dish freezes well and is good re-heated the next day.
The Guardian
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The move freezes assets and bans Americans from doing business with them.
Reuters
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She deployed business loans and rent freezes, and eased some tax requirements.
Reuters
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The troll seems confused and freezes just long enough to doom himself.
Zork, the Force of Krill
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Translations for freezes
Freezes through the time
Freezes across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common