Frozen means something is very cold or hard because of ice. It happens when water or other things become ice because of cold weather or machines.
The lake is frozen in winter.
I bought frozen vegetables today.
Frozen food is kept cold so it does not go bad. People keep food in a freezer to make it last longer.
I have frozen meat in the freezer.
Please buy frozen pizza for dinner.
Frozen can mean someone does not move because they are very scared or shocked. It is like being stopped for a short time because of emotions.
She was frozen with fear when she saw the dog.
He stood frozen and did not speak.
Frozen means a computer or device stops working or does not respond. This can happen when there is a problem or too much work.
My computer is frozen. I cannot type.
The app froze when I pressed the button.
Frozen means something is fixed and will not change. This use is often about plans, prices, or rules that stay the same for a time.
The prices are frozen for one year.
The rules are frozen and cannot change.
Frozen means something has stopped or paused for now. This often happens when there is a problem or waiting time.
The project is frozen until next year.
Their work was frozen because of money.
Frozen in medicine means keeping living cells or tissues very cold so they stay alive for a long time. It helps in science and health for future use.
The frozen embryos are stored in a lab.
Doctors use frozen blood cells for treatment.
Frozen is the past participle of freeze. It shows that something has changed to ice or is very cold now.
The pond has frozen overnight.
The frozen road is very slippery.
