Frozen-to - English meaning

ˈfrəʊ.zən

Frozen-to – definitions in English dictionary

Past participle of freeze

adjective
When food is frozen, it is stored at a very low temperature in order to keep it fresh
Usage examples:
He started a business that supplied frozen food to caterers., court bailiffs have ordered that the …

verb
Past participle of freeze

adjective
(of liquid) turned into ice
Usage examples:
They skated over the frozen lake., frozen solid the river is frozen solid for weeks in winter.

adjective
Frozen food has been preserved by freezing
Usage examples:
We don't have any fresh vegetables, only frozen peas., dinner was a frozen pizza.

adjective
Frozen ground is very hard because the liquid in it has turned to ice
Usage examples:
Winter is a good time to plant trees, but make sure the ground is not frozen.

adjective
If a person, or a part of their body is frozen, they are, or it is, very cold
Usage examples:
I'm frozen - could you close the window?, frozen stiff after walking through the snow, my feet were…

adjective
Not moving at all or feeling unable to move, usually because of fear
Usage examples:
He was too frozen with fear to do anything., she felt frozen, unable to decide which way to go., th…