英语词汇freeze to怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

网络释义

短语

1
Frozen to the Bone
惊呆到了极点 ; 寒气刺骨
2
Frozen to Death
冻死
3
be frozen to death
被冻死 ; 冻死

双语例句

1
If the Earth-Sun distance were as little as 1 percent larger, runaway glaciation on Earth about 2 billion years ago would have caused the oceans to freeze and remain frozen to this day.
如果地球与太阳的距离再大哪怕1%，大约20亿年前地球上失控的冰期就会导致海洋冻结，并一直冻结到今天。
2
If the Earth-Sun distance were as little as 1 percent larger, runaway glaciations on Earth about 2 billion years ago would have caused the oceans to freeze and remain frozen to this day.
如果地球与太阳的距离再大1%，大约20亿年前地球上失控的冰期就会导致海洋冻结，并一直冻结到今天。
3
Two men were frozen to death on the mountain.
两个男子在山上冻死了。
《牛津词典》

单词	freeze to
释义	freeze to 美/ fri?z tu / 简明释义冻结到：将某物的温度降至0°C以下，使其变得冷和硬，或者指某物的温度降至0°C以下。网络释义短语 1 Frozen to the Bone 惊呆到了极点 ; 寒气刺骨 2 Frozen to Death 冻死 3 be frozen to death 被冻死 ; 冻死双语例句 1 If the Earth-Sun distance were as little as 1 percent larger, runaway glaciation on Earth about 2 billion years ago would have caused the oceans to freeze and remain frozen to this day. 如果地球与太阳的距离再大哪怕1%，大约20亿年前地球上失控的冰期就会导致海洋冻结，并一直冻结到今天。 2 If the Earth-Sun distance were as little as 1 percent larger, runaway glaciations on Earth about 2 billion years ago would have caused the oceans to freeze and remain frozen to this day. 如果地球与太阳的距离再大1%，大约20亿年前地球上失控的冰期就会导致海洋冻结，并一直冻结到今天。 3 Two men were frozen to death on the mountain. 两个男子在山上冻死了。《牛津词典》
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