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frozen stare

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1 frozen stare

Макаров: ледяной взгляд

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > frozen stare
2 frozen

1. a замёрзший, застывший

frozen feet — замёрзшие ноги

frozen with terror — застывший от ужаса

2. a скованный льдом; покрытый льдом; превратившийся в лёд

frozen brook — замёрзший ручей

to be frozen in — быть затёртым льдами, вмёрзнуть в лёд

3. a быстрозамороженный

4. a холодный, студёный

the frozen zones — полярные зоны

5. a холодный, сдержанный

frozen stare — ледяной взгляд

6. a горн. застрявший

7. a эк. замороженный, блокированный; неликвидный

the frozen mitt — холодное обращение; третирование

frozen egg white — замороженный яичный белок

frozen egg yolk — замороженный яичный желток

frozen foods — замороженные пищевые продукты

frozen meat pie — замороженный пирог с мясом

frozen luncheon — замороженный второй завтрак

Синонимический ряд:

1. arctic (adj.) arctic; cold; dwelling on the ice cap; in the arctic circle; in the tundra areas; north pole

2. like a glacier (adj.) blizzard; frosty; glacial; icy; like a glacier; polar; very cold; wintry

English-Russian base dictionary > frozen
3 frozen

1. [ʹfrəʋz(ə)n] a
1. 1) замёрзший, застывший

frozen feet - замёрзшие ноги

frozen to death - погибший от холода

2) скованный льдом; покрытый льдом; превратившийся в лёд

frozen brook - замёрзший ручей

2. 1) замороженный

frozen meat - мороженое мясо

2) быстрозамороженный (об овощах и т. п.)

3. холодный, студёный

the frozen zones - полярные зоны

4. холодный, сдержанный

frozen stare - ледяной взгляд

5. горн. застрявший (в обсадных трубах и т. п.)

6. эк. замороженный, блокированный; неликвидный

♢ frozen limit - предел безобразия, безобразие, каких мало

the frozen mitt - сл. холодное /неприветливое/ обращение; третирование

to get the frozen mitt - получить отпор, не встретить сочувствия
2. [ʹfrəʋz(ə)n] p. p. от freeze II

НБАРС > frozen
4 frozen

1. adj

1) замерзлий; захололий

frozen to death — що помер від холоду; що замерз на смерть

2) скутий кригою; укритий льодом; що перетворився на лід

frozen brook — скутий кригою струмок

3) заморожений

frozen meat — морожене м'ясо

4) холодний; стулений

5) крижаний, льодяний

frozen stare — крижаний погляд

6) блокований, заморожений (про ціни тощо)

2. p.p. від freeze

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I a
1) замерзлий, захололий; скутий кригою; покритий кригою; який перетворився на лід

2) заморожений; швидкозаморожений ( про овочі)

3) холодний, студений

4) холодний, стриманий

5) гipн. який застряг ( в обсадних трубах)

6) eк. заморожений, блокований; неліквідний
II p. p.
від freeze 2

English-Ukrainian dictionary > frozen
5 stare

[stɛə] 1. гл.
1) пристально глядеть, вглядываться; уставиться

to stare out of the window — глазеть в окно

to stare into the distance — смотреть вдаль

to stare smb. out of countenance — смутить кого-л. пристальным взглядом

to stare straight before oneself — смотреть в одну точку

to stare blankly at smb. / smth. — безучастно смотреть на кого-л. / что-л.

Ann stared before her. — Анна смотрела прямо перед собой.

Syn:

look

2) смотреть в изумлении (на кого-л. / что-л.)

to stare with astonishment — широко открыть глаза от удивления

to stare in mute amazement — изумлённо смотреть; разглядывать в молчаливом изумлении

to stare like a stuck pig — вытаращить глаза ( от удивления); смотреть, как баран на новые ворота

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- stare down
- stare out
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- stare smb. in the face
2. сущ.
пристальный взгляд

baleful stare — мрачный взгляд

glassy stare — тусклый взгляд

frozen / icy stare — ледяной взгляд

set / stony stare — неподвижный взор

to hold smb.'s stare — выдержать чей-л. пристальный взгляд

Syn:

gaze 2.

Англо-русский современный словарь > stare
6 frozen

ˈfrəuzn
1. прил.
1) а) замороженный frozen-food producers ≈ производители замороженных полуфабрикатов frozen fruit and vegetables ≈ замороженные фрукты и овощи Syn: icy, iced-up, congealed б) перен. жесткий, твердый;
фиксированный, стабильный frozen limits ≈ установленные пределы, четкие границы frozen sisterhood ≈ крепкие родственные связи frozen assets ≈ эк. замороженные активы
2) а) холодный, студеный Syn: cold, bitter б) перен. холодный, крайне сдержанный with a frozen heart ≈ без эмоций, (букв. с замороженным сердцем)
3) замерзший;
обмороженный frozen hard, solid ≈ насквозь промерзший
2. прич. прош. вр. от freeze замерзший, застывший - * feet замерзшие ноги - * to death погибший от холода скованный льдом;
покрытый льдом;
превратившийся в лед - * brook замерзший ручей замороженный - * meat мороженое мясо быстрозамороженный (об овощах) холодный, студеный - the * zone полярные зоны холодный, сдержанный - * stare ледяной взгляд( горное) застрявший( в обсадных трубах) (экономика) замороженный, блокированный;
неликвидный > * limit предел безобразия, безобразие, каких мало > the * mitt (сленг) холодное обращение;
третирование > to get the * mitt получить отпор, не встретить сочувствия p.p. от freeze frozen p. p. от freeze ~ замороженный;
frozen fruit свежезамороженные фрукты ~ замороженный ~ замерзший ~ студеный ~ перен. холодный, крайне сдержанный ~ замороженный;
frozen fruit свежезамороженные фрукты

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > frozen
7 vacant stare

отсутствующий взгляд

frozen stare — ледяной взгляд

baleful stare — мрачный взгляд

stony stare — неподвижный взгляд

wooden stare — неподвижный взгляд

unwinking stare — немигающий взгляд

English-Russian base dictionary > vacant stare
8 freeze

1. intransitive verb,
froze, frozen

1) frieren

it will freeze — (Meteorol.) es wird Frost geben

2) (become covered with ice) [See, Fluss, Teich:] zufrieren; [Straße:] vereisen

3) (solidify) [Flüssigkeit:] gefrieren; [Rohr, Schloss:] einfrieren

4) (become rigid) steif frieren; (fig.) [Lächeln:] gefrieren (geh.)

5) (be or feel cold) sehr frieren; (fig.) erstarren ( with vor + Dat.); [Blut:] gefrieren (geh.)

my hands are freezing — meine Hände sind eiskalt

freeze to death — erfrieren; (fig.) bitterlich frieren

6) (make oneself motionless) erstarren
2. transitive verb,
froze, frozen

1) zufrieren lassen [Teich, Fluss]; gefrieren lassen [Rohr]; (fig.) erstarren lassen

we were frozen stiff — (fig.) wir waren steif gefroren

2) (preserve) tiefkühlen, tiefgefrieren [Lebensmittel]

3) einfrieren [Kredit, Guthaben, Gelder, Löhne, Preise usw.]

4) (fig.) erstarren lassen
3. noun
(fixing) Einfrieren, das (on Gen.)

price/wage freeze — Preis-/Lohnstopp, der

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/87253/freeze_up">freeze up

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[fri:z] 1. past tense - froze; verb
1) (to make into or become ice: It's so cold that the river has frozen over.) frieren

2) ((of weather) to be at or below freezing-point: If it freezes again tonight all my plants will die.) frieren

3) (to make or be very cold: If you had stayed out all night in the snow you might have frozen to death (= died of exposure to cold).) erfrieren

4) (to make (food) very cold in order to preserve it: You can freeze the rest of that food and eat it later.) einfrieren

5) (to make or become stiff, still or unable to move (with fear etc): She froze when she heard the strange noise.) erstarren

6) (to fix prices, wages etc at a certain level: If the situation does not improve, wages will be frozen again.) einfrieren, stoppen
2. noun
(a period of very cold weather when temperatures are below freezing-point: How long do you think the freeze will last?) der Frost

- freezer
- freezing
- frozen
- freezing-point
- freeze up
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freeze

[fri:z]

I. n

1. ( fam: cold weather) Frost m

big \freeze harter Frost

2. (stoppage) Einfrieren nt fam

a wage/price \freeze [or a \freeze on wage/prices] ein Einfrieren nt der Löhne/der Preise fam

\freeze on wages and prices Lohn- und Preisstopp m

3. (still picture) Standbild nt; (device on video player) Standbildfunktion f

II. vi

<froze, frozen>

1. (become solid) water gefrieren; pipes einfrieren; lake zufrieren

to \freeze solid water festfrieren

2. ( also fig: get very cold) [sehr] frieren

to \freeze to death erfrieren

3. impers (be below freezing point)

▪ it's freezing es friert

it froze three nights in a row es gab drei Nächte hintereinander Frost

4. (store in freezer) einfrieren

5. (be still) erstarren

\freeze, or I'll shoot! keine Bewegung oder ich schieße!

6. (be jammed) screw, nail klemmen

III. vt

<froze, frozen>

1. (turn to ice)

▪ to \freeze sth etw gefrieren lassen

2. (preserve)

▪ to \freeze sth etw einfrieren

3. (make sb stop)

▪ to \freeze sb jdn erstarren lassen

to \freeze sb with a look/stare jdn mit einem Blick zum Erstarren bringen

4. (on a film)

to \freeze an action/image ein Geschehnis/Bild festhalten

to \freeze a film einen Film anhalten

5. (fix at particular level)

to \freeze a salary/programme ein Gehalt/Programm einfrieren fam

6. (prevent from being used)

▪ to \freeze sth etw sperren

to \freeze an account ein Konto einfrieren fam

his assets have been frozen by the court seine Vermögenswerte wurden vom Gericht blockiert

7. (anaesthetize)

▪ to \freeze sth etw vereisen

8.

▶ to [be cold enough to] \freeze the balls off a brass monkey (fam!) so kalt sein, dass es einem die Eier abfriert derb

▶ to make sb's blood \freeze [or \freeze sb's blood] jdm das Blut in den Adern gefrieren lassen geh

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[friːz] vb: pret froze, ptp frozen
1. vi

1) (MET) frieren; (water, liquids) gefrieren; (lakes, rivers) zufrieren; (pipes) einfrieren

it'll freeze hard tonight — es wird heute Nacht starken Frost geben

to freeze to death (lit) — erfrieren; (fig) sich zu Tode frieren

See:

→ freezing, frozen

2) (fig) (blood) erstarren, gerinnen; (heart) aussetzen; (smile) erstarren, gefrieren

the sound made me freeze — das Geräusch ließ mir das Blut in den Adern erstarren or gefrieren or gerinnen

3) (= keep still) in der Bewegung verharren or erstarren

he froze in his tracks — er blieb wie angewurzelt stehen

freeze! — keine Bewegung!

4) (COOK)

meat freezes well — Fleisch lässt sich gut einfrieren

5) (COMPUT) nicht mehr reagieren, sich aufhängen (inf)

2. vt

1) water gefrieren; (MED, COOK) einfrieren

2) (ECON) assets festlegen; credit, wages, programme, prices, bank account einfrieren; (= stop) film anhalten

3) (MED) wound vereisen

4) (fig)

to freeze sb with a look — jdm einen eisigen Blick zuwerfen

3. n

1) (MET) Frost m

the big freeze — der harte Frost

2) (ECON) Stopp m

a wage(s) freeze, a freeze on wages — ein Lohnstopp m

a freeze on nuclear weapons testing — ein Atomwaffenteststopp m

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freeze [friːz]

A v/i prät froze [frəʊz], pperf frozen [ˈfrəʊzn]

1. unpers frieren:

it is freezing hard es friert stark, es herrscht starker Frost

2. (sehr) frieren:

freeze to death erfrieren;

I am freezing mir ist eiskalt

3. (ge)frieren, zu Eis werden: → blood A 1

4. hart oder fest werden, erstarren

5. auch freeze up ( oder over) zufrieren (See etc), vereisen (Windschutzscheibe etc):

freeze (up) einfrieren (Türschloss etc)

6. fest-, anfrieren ( beide:

to an dat)

7. haften (to an dat), TECH sich festfressen:

freeze onto sb sich wie eine Klette an jemanden hängen

8. sich einfrieren lassen:

meat freezes well

9. fig

a) (vor Schreck etc) erstarren (Person, Gesicht, Lächeln), eisig werden

b) erstarren:

freeze in one’s tracks zur Salzsäule erstarren, wie angewurzelt stehen bleiben;

freeze! halt, keine Bewegung!

c) freeze up THEAT (vor Nervosität) kein Wort herausbringen, sich nicht bewegen können

B v/t

1. zum Gefrieren bringen:

the north wind has frozen the water durch den Nordwind ist das Wasser gefroren;

I was frozen mir war eiskalt; → bone¹ A 1, marrow¹ 2

2. auch freeze up ( oder over) einen See etc zufrieren lassen, eine Windschutzscheibe etc vereisen lassen:

freeze (up) ein Türschloss etc einfrieren lassen;

the cold has frozen the door lock durch die Kälte ist das Türschloss eingefroren

3. meist freeze in, freeze up ein Schiff etc in Eis einschließen

4. erfrieren lassen

5. Fleisch etc einfrieren, tiefkühlen

6. MED vereisen

7. erstarren lassen

8. fig

a) erstarren lassen:

the sight froze him to the spot bei dem Anblick erstarrte er zur Salzsäule oder blieb er wie angewurzelt stehen

b) zum Schweigen bringen:

the teacher froze his noisy class with a single look

9. freeze out bes US umg jemanden ausschließen, kaltstellen umg, hinausekeln umg

10. WIRTSCH Guthaben etc sperren, blockieren

11. WIRTSCH Preise etc, POL diplomatische Beziehungen einfrieren

12. umg einen Zustand verewigen

13. SPORT den Ball (in den eigenen Reihen) halten

C s

1. (Ge)Frieren n

2. gefrorener Zustand

3. Frost(periode) m(f), Kälte(periode) f

4. WIRTSCH, POL Einfrieren n:

freeze on wages Lohnstopp m;

put a freeze on einfrieren

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1. intransitive verb,
froze, frozen

1) frieren

it will freeze — (Meteorol.) es wird Frost geben

2) (become covered with ice) [See, Fluss, Teich:] zufrieren; [Straße:] vereisen

3) (solidify) [Flüssigkeit:] gefrieren; [Rohr, Schloss:] einfrieren

4) (become rigid) steif frieren; (fig.) [Lächeln:] gefrieren (geh.)

5) (be or feel cold) sehr frieren; (fig.) erstarren ( with vor + Dat.); [Blut:] gefrieren (geh.)

my hands are freezing — meine Hände sind eiskalt

freeze to death — erfrieren; (fig.) bitterlich frieren

6) (make oneself motionless) erstarren
2. transitive verb,
froze, frozen

1) zufrieren lassen [Teich, Fluss]; gefrieren lassen [Rohr]; (fig.) erstarren lassen

we were frozen stiff — (fig.) wir waren steif gefroren

2) (preserve) tiefkühlen, tiefgefrieren [Lebensmittel]

3) einfrieren [Kredit, Guthaben, Gelder, Löhne, Preise usw.]

4) (fig.) erstarren lassen
3. noun
(fixing) Einfrieren, das (on Gen.)

price/wage freeze — Preis-/Lohnstopp, der

Phrasal Verbs:

- freeze up

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v.

(§ p.,p.p.: froze, frozen)

= einfrieren v.

frieren v.

(§ p.,pp.: fror, gefroren)

gefrieren v.

English-german dictionary > freeze
9 freeze

1. I
1) abs water ( oil, mercury in the bulb, etc.) freezes вода и т. д. замерзает; the radiator froze радиатор замерз; I am simply freezing я просто замерзаю; my feet are freezing у меня окоченели ноги; my blood froze у меня кровь застыла в жилах; his face froze его лицо окаменело

2) it is freezing морозит, подмораживает
2. II
1) freeze at some time freeze nightly (seasonally, permanently, etc.) замерзать каждую ночь и т. д.; all the pipes froze last winter прошлой зимой замерзли все водопроводные трубы

2) freeze in some manner it is freezing hard сильно подмораживает; the lake froze three inches thick озеро промерзло на три дюйма, толщина льда на озере три дюйма
3. III
freeze smth.1)

freeze water (meat, fish, etc.) замораживать воду и т. д.; freeze ice-cream приготавливать мороженое; late snow froze the buds поздний снег побил почки; freeze smb.'s friendliness (smb.'s enthusiasm, smb.'s spirits, etc.) охладить чьи-л. дружеские чувства и т. д.; the sight froze my blood от этого зрелища у меня кровь в жилах застыла; fear froze every heart страх сковал все сердца

2)

freeze prices (wages, credits, funds, bank balances, etc.) замораживать цены и т. д.
4. XI
1) be frozen the river (the road, etc.) is frozen мороз сковал реку и т. д.; be frozen in some manner my hands are /got/ frozen stiff у меня совсем закоченели руки; do you think the pond is frozen hard enough to skate on? вы считаете, что лед на пруду достаточно крепок и можно кататься на коньках? be frozen in smth. the wheels were frozen fast in the mud колеса вмерзли в грязь; be frozen to smth. the clothes were frozen to his body его одежда примерзла к телу

2) be frozen for tome time all jobs are frozen until further notice до нового распоряжения всякие перемещения по службе запрещены
5. XVI
freeze at some temperature water freezes at 32 "F вода замерзает /превращается в лед/ при тридцата двух градусах по Фаренгейту; freeze with smth. freeze with cold (окоченеть от холода; freeze with fear (with horror) оцепенеть от страха (от ужаса); freeze in (on, etc.) smth. he froze in his tracks он замер на месте, он остановился как вкопанный; the smile froze on his lips улыбка застыла у него на губах: freeze into smth. his face froze into a sullen stare на лице у него застыло мрачное выражение; freeze /on/ to smth. his fingers (his hands) froze on to the rifle (to the oars) его пальцы (руки) примерзли к винтовке (к веслам)
6. XXI1
freeze smb. with smth. freeze smb. with fear (with horror, with fright, etc.) заставить кого-л. похолодеть /оцепенеть/ от страха и т. д.; he froze me with a frown его хмурый вид /взгляд/ пригвоздил меня к месту

English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > freeze
10 water

I 1. ['wɔːtə(r)]
nome acqua f.

drinking water — acqua potabile

by water — per o via mare; per via fluviale

under water — sott'acqua

at high, low water — con l'alta, la bassa marea

to turn the water on, off — aprire, chiudere il rubinetto

he lives across the water on the mainland — vive sulla terraferma

the wine was flowing like water — il vino scorreva a fiumi

to keep one's head above water — tenere la testa fuori dall'acqua; fig. (financially) stare a galla
2.
nome plurale waters

1) mar. acque f.

international waters — acque internazionali

2) (spa water)

to take the waters — fare una cura termale

3) med. (in obstetrics)

her waters have broken — le si sono rotte le acque
3.
modificatore [ glass] da acqua; [ jug] dell'acqua, per l'acqua; [tank, filter] per l'acqua; [ mill] ad acqua; [ bird] acquatico; [snake, shortage] d'acqua; [pump, wheel] idraulico; [pipe, pressure] dell'acqua

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to spend money like water — avere le mani bucate, spendere e spandere

not to hold water — [ theory] fare acqua
II 1. ['wɔːtə(r)]
verbo transitivo annaffiare [lawn, plant]; agr. irrigare [crop, field]; abbeverare [ livestock]
2.
verbo intransitivo

the smell of cooking makes my mouth water — l'odore di cucina mi fa venire l'acquolina in bocca

the smoke made her eyes water — il fumo le fece lacrimare gli occhi

- water down

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['wo:tə] 1. noun
(a colourless, transparent liquid compound of hydrogen and oxygen, having no taste or smell, which turns to steam when boiled and to ice when frozen: She drank two glasses of water; `Are you going swimming in the sea?' `No, the water's too cold'; Each bedroom in the hotel is supplied with hot and cold running water; ( also adjective) The plumber had to turn off the water supply in order to repair the pipe; transport by land and water.) acqua
2. verb
1) (to supply with water: He watered the plants.) innaffiare, annaffiare

2) ((of the mouth) to produce saliva: His mouth watered at the sight of all the food.) avere l'acquolina in bocca

3) ((of the eyes) to fill with tears: The dense smoke made his eyes water.) lacrimare

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- waters
- watery
- wateriness
- waterborne
- water-closet
- water-colour
- watercress
- waterfall
- waterfowl
- waterfront
- waterhole
- watering-can
- water level
- waterlily
- waterlogged
- water main
- water-melon
- waterproof 3. noun
(a coat made of waterproof material: She was wearing a waterproof.) impermeabile
4. verb
(to make (material) waterproof.) impermeabilizzare

- watershed
- water-skiing
- water-ski
- watertight
- water vapour
- waterway
- waterwheel
- waterworks
- hold water
- into deep water
- in deep water
- water down
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I 1. ['wɔːtə(r)]
nome acqua f.

drinking water — acqua potabile

by water — per o via mare; per via fluviale

under water — sott'acqua

at high, low water — con l'alta, la bassa marea

to turn the water on, off — aprire, chiudere il rubinetto

he lives across the water on the mainland — vive sulla terraferma

the wine was flowing like water — il vino scorreva a fiumi

to keep one's head above water — tenere la testa fuori dall'acqua; fig. (financially) stare a galla
2.
nome plurale waters

1) mar. acque f.

international waters — acque internazionali

2) (spa water)

to take the waters — fare una cura termale

3) med. (in obstetrics)

her waters have broken — le si sono rotte le acque
3.
modificatore [ glass] da acqua; [ jug] dell'acqua, per l'acqua; [tank, filter] per l'acqua; [ mill] ad acqua; [ bird] acquatico; [snake, shortage] d'acqua; [pump, wheel] idraulico; [pipe, pressure] dell'acqua

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to spend money like water — avere le mani bucate, spendere e spandere

not to hold water — [ theory] fare acqua
II 1. ['wɔːtə(r)]
verbo transitivo annaffiare [lawn, plant]; agr. irrigare [crop, field]; abbeverare [ livestock]
2.
verbo intransitivo

the smell of cooking makes my mouth water — l'odore di cucina mi fa venire l'acquolina in bocca

the smoke made her eyes water — il fumo le fece lacrimare gli occhi

- water down

English-Italian dictionary > water
11 freeze

[fri:z] n

1) (fam: cold weather) Frost m;

big \freeze harter Frost

2) ( stoppage) Einfrieren nt ( fam)

a pay/ price/wage \freeze [or a \freeze on pay/ prices/ wages] ein Einfrieren nt des Gehalts/der Preise/der Löhne ( fam)

3) ( still picture) Standbild nt; ( device on video player) Standbildfunktion f vi <froze, frozen>

1) ( become solid) water gefrieren; pipes einfrieren; lake zufrieren;

to \freeze solid water festfrieren;

2) (a. fig: get very cold) [sehr] frieren;

to \freeze to death erfrieren

3) impers ( be below freezing point)

it's freezing es friert;

it froze three nights in a row es gab drei Nächte hintereinander Frost

4) ( store in freezer) einfrieren

5) ( be still) erstarren;

\freeze, or I'll shoot! keine Bewegung oder ich schieße!

6) ( be jammed) screw, nail klemmen vt <froze, frozen>

1) ( turn to ice)

to \freeze sth etw gefrieren lassen

2) ( preserve)

to \freeze sth etw einfrieren

3) ( make sb stop)

to \freeze sb jdn erstarren lassen;

to \freeze sb with a look/ stare jdn mit einem Blick zum Erstarren bringen

4) ( on a film)

to \freeze an action/ image ein Geschehnis/Bild festhalten;

to \freeze a film einen Film anhalten

5) ( fix at particular level)

to \freeze a salary/ programme ein Gehalt/Programm einfrieren ( fam)

6) ( prevent from being used)

to \freeze an account ein Konto einfrieren ( fam)

7) ( anaesthetize)

to \freeze sth etw vereisen

PHRASES:

to [be cold enough to] \freeze the balls off a brass monkey (fam!) so kalt sein, dass es einem die Eier abfriert ( derb)

to make sb's blood \freeze [or \freeze sb's blood] jdm das Blut in den Adern gefrieren lassen ( geh)

English-German students dictionary > freeze
12 frigid

adjective

(formal, unfriendly) frostig; (sexually unresponsive) frigid[e] [Frau]

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['fri‹id]
adjective

1) (cold and unemotional: He behaves in a frigid manner.) kalt

2) (frozen: the frigid zones of the world (= the Arctic and Antarctic).) eisig

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- academic.ru/101562/frigidly">frigidly
- frigidity
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frig·id

[ˈfrɪʤɪd]

adj

1. (of temperature) eisig, saukalt fam

2. (sexually) frigid[e]

3. (of manner) frostig

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['frIdZɪd]
adj

1) (sexually) frigide

2) (form: cold) place, air, night, weather eiskalt; temperature, silence, stare eisig; atmosphere, manner, smile frostig

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frigid [ˈfrıdʒıd] adj (adv frigidly)

1. kalt, frostig, eisig, kühl (alle auch fig):

a frigid welcome;

frigid zone GEOG kalte Zone

2. fig förmlich, steif

3. ausdrucks-, schwunglos

4. PSYCH frigid, gefühlskalt

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adjective

(formal, unfriendly) frostig; (sexually unresponsive) frigid[e] [Frau]

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adj.

kalt adj.

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13 ♦ death

♦ death /dɛɵ/
n. [uc]

1 morte ( anche fig.); decesso: The cause of death was given as asphyxiation, hanno dichiarato che la causa della morte è stata l'asfissia; death by drowning, morte per annegamento; to bleed to death, morire dissanguato; to be burned to death, essere arso vivo; morire (in un incendio): Many people were burnt to death in the fire, molte persone perirono nell'incendio; to beat sb. to death, picchiare a morte q.; to choke to death, morire soffocato; to crush to death, uccidere ( schiacciando); stritolare; bored to death, annoiato a morte; to condemn (o to sentence) to death, condannare a morte; sudden death, morte improvvisa; untimely death, morte prematura; violent death, morte violenta; They escaped death by inches, sono scampati alla morte per pochissimo; Deaths from cancer have risen sharply, le morti per cancro sono aumentate notevolmente; the death of my hopes, la fine delle mie speranze; the death of Communism, la morte del comunismo; The factory closures spelled the death of the town, la chiusura delle fabbriche ha segnato la fine della città; at the point of death, in punto di morte; (leg.) death certificate, certificato di morte

2 (pl.) ( nei giornali) necrologi

● (zool.) death adder ( Acanthophis antarcticus), vipera della morte □ death benefit, indennità per morte ( sul lavoro o per causa di servizio); assegno funerario; prestazione per il caso di morte ( a vantaggio del beneficiario di una polizza vita) □ ( anche fig.) death blow, colpo mortale □ death camp, campo di sterminio □ death cap ( Amanita phalloides), tignosa verdognola □ death cell, cella della morte □ (fisc., stor., in GB) death duty, imposta di successione □ (in GB) death grant, indennità per morte; assegno funerario ( per la morte di un congiunto) □ death's-head, testa di morto, teschio □ (zool.) death's-head moth ( Acherontia atropos), acheronzia; sfinge testa di morto □ death knell, rintocco funebre: (fig.) The arrival of automation sounded the death knell of traditional farming, l'avvento dell'automazione ha segnato la condanna a morte delle tecniche di coltivazione tradizionali □ death mask, maschera mortuaria □ death notice, necrologio □ (leg.) death penalty, pena capitale; pena di morte □ (demogr.) death rate, tasso di mortalità □ death rattle, rantolo della morte □ ( nelle carceri) death row, braccio della morte □ (autom., slang USA) death seat, il “posto del morto” ( quello accanto al guidatore, considerato il più pericoloso) □ (leg., fig.) death sentence, sentenza di morte; sentenza capitale □ (polit.) death squad, squadra della morte □ death-stricken, colpito a morte □ (fisc., in USA) death tax, imposta di successione □ death threat, minaccia di morte □ death throes, agonia □ death toll, numero dei morti; bilancio delle vittime ( in un incidente, ecc.) □ death trap, ( di edificio, veicolo, ecc.) trappola mortale □ (leg.) death warrant, ordine di esecuzione di una condanna a morte □ (fig.) to sign sb. 's death warrant, segnare la condanna a morte di q.: This decision in effect signed his death warrant, questa decisione in pratica ha segnato la sua condanna a morte □ (psic.) death wish, desiderio di morire □ ( anche fig.) to be the death of sb., far morire q.: That girl be the death of me, quella ragazza mi farà morire (di crepacuore); If he doesn't slow down, this job will be the death of him, se non rallenta il ritmo, quel lavoro gli costerà la vita □ to be at death's door, avere la morte all'uscio; avere un piede nella fossa □ to catch one's death ( of cold), prendersi un malanno □ (antiq.) to do sb. to death, uccidere q. □ to do st. to death, fare (suonare, ecc.) fino alla nausea: That tune has been done to death, quel motivo è stato suonato fino alla nausea □ (fam.) to feel [look] like death warmed up, sentirsi [sembrare] uno straccio □ to frighten sb. to death, spaventare a morte q. □ to be frozen to death, morire di freddo □ to hold on (o to hung on) like grim death, tener duro; stare attaccato (o aggrappato) disperatamente □ to be in at the death, ( caccia) essere presente al momento dell'uccisione della volpe; (fig.) essere presente nel momento culminante d'un evento o al compimento di un'impresa □ to put sb. to death, mettere a morte q. □ to death, fino a morire; (fig.) da morire: to be starved to death, morire di fame; to be stoned to death, essere lapidato; to be bored to death, annoiarsi a morte; to be scared to death, essere morto di paura; to be sick to death of sb. [st.], essere stufo marcio di q. [qc.] □ to the death, fino alla morte; (fig.) all'ultimo sangue: a fight to the death, un combattimento all'ultimo sangue □ to work oneself to death, ammazzarsi di lavoro □ It is as sure as death, è più che sicuro.

English-Italian dictionary > ♦ death
14 frigid

['frɪdʒɪd]
aggettivo

1) med. [ woman] frigido

2) geogr. [ zone] glaciale

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['fri‹id]
adjective

1) (cold and unemotional: He behaves in a frigid manner.) freddo

2) (frozen: the frigid zones of the world (= the Arctic and Antarctic).) glaciale

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- frigidly
- frigidity
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frigid /ˈfrɪdʒɪd/
a.

1 ( anche fig.) molto freddo; gelido; glaciale: a frigid climate, un clima molto freddo; the frigid zones, le zone glaciali; a frigid stare, uno sguardo glaciale

2 (med., psic.) frigido

● (geogr.) frigid zone, zona glaciale
frigidity, frigidness
n. [u]

1 freddezza; gelo

2 (med., psic.) frigidità
frigidly
avv.

1 con (grande) freddezza; gelidamente

2 (med., psic.) frigidamente.

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['frɪdʒɪd]
aggettivo

1) med. [ woman] frigido

2) geogr. [ zone] glaciale

English-Italian dictionary > frigid
15 ♦ goods

♦ goods /gʊdz/
n. pl.

1 (econ.) beni: capital goods, beni capitali (o strumentali); consumer goods, beni di consumo; goods and services, beni e servizi; worldly goods, beni terreni; beni materiali

2 (econ., comm.) prodotti: Imports of goods for private consumption have increased, le importazioni di prodotti destinati al consumo privato sono aumentate

3 (market.) merci, merce; articoli; generi: to deliver the goods, consegnare la merce; household goods, (articoli) casalinghi; The damaged goods will be sent back to the seller, la merce deteriorata sarà restituita al venditore; goods lying in customs, merci in dogana (o da sdoganare); goods in bond, merce in deposito franco (o schiava di dazio); leather goods, articoli in cuoio; pelletteria; frozen goods, (generi) surgelati; perishable goods, merci deperibili; defective goods, merci difettose NOTA D'USO: - good o goods?-

4 (rag.) «conto merci» ( intestazione)

5 (trasp., spec. ingl.) merce, merci (cfr. USA freight): goods traffic, movimento merci; (ferr.) goods yard, scalo merci; goods rates, tariffe per il trasporto delle merci

6 (fam.) – the goods, quello che si deve (o che si è promesso) di fare: to deliver the goods, mantenere la parola; essere di parola; stare ai patti

7 (fam.) – the goods, una cosa eccezionale; una cannonata (fig.)

8 ( slang USA) – the goods, la roba (pop.); la droga

9 ( slang USA) – the goods, (tutte) le prove: The police had the goods on the thief before he was brought to trial, la polizia aveva già le prove in mano prima che il ladro fosse processato

10 ( slang USA) – the goods, la roba rubata; la refurtiva

● (rag.) goods account, conto merci □ (leg.) goods and chattels, beni mobili □ (fisc., in Canada e NZ) goods and services tax, imposta sul valore aggiunto (abbr. IVA) □ goods entrance, ingresso merci □ (comm. est.) goods for temporary admission, merce in transito □ goods for the house, articoli per la casa □ (ind.) goods in process, (prodotti) semilavorati □ goods in stock, merce in magazzino □ (trasp.) goods in transit, merce in transito □ goods lift, montacarichi □ goods on sale or return, merci in conto deposito; ( clausola) vendita con riserva di gradimento □ (leg.) goods privileged from execution, merci impignorabili □ (ferr.) goods train, treno merci □ (ferr.) goods wagon, carro merci □ (trasp., ferr.) by goods train, a piccola velocità.

English-Italian dictionary > ♦ goods
16 ♦ stiff

♦ stiff (1) /stɪf/
a.

1 rigido; duro; irrigidito; indolenzito; (fig.) austero, freddo, rigoroso, severo: He has a stiff arm, ha un braccio rigido; a stiff collar, un colletto duro; to feel stiff after climbing a mountain, sentirsi indolenzito dopo una scalata; to be frozen stiff, essere gelato; essere un pezzo di ghiaccio; stiff manners, maniere rigide; modi sostenuti; The lock is stiff, la serratura è dura; The steering is stiff, lo sterzo è duro; a stiff sentence, una dura condanna; a stiff punishment, una severa punizione

2 compatto; denso; spesso; sodo; ( cucina) consistente: stiff paste, pasta densa, spessa; stiff soil, terreno compatto, sodo; to beat egg whites until stiff, montare a neve chiare d'uovo

3 forte; gagliardo; violento: I could do with a stiff drink, mi ci vorrebbe qualcosa di forte (o un bicchiere di roba forte); a stiff wind, un vento gagliardo; a stiff dose of medicine, una forte dose di medicina

4 difficile; arduo; erto; scosceso: a stiff assignment, un compito difficile; a stiff climb, un'ardua scalata; un'arrampicata difficile; ( in bicicletta) una salita dura; a stiff subject, una disciplina difficile; a stiff slope, un erto pendio

5 (fam.) eccessivo; assurdo: It's a bit stiff to expect him to apologize, è un po' eccessivo pensare che chieda scusa

6 (fam.: di prezzo) esorbitante; salato: a stiff price, un prezzo salato

7 (fin.) sostenuto; tendente al rialzo; a stiff market, un mercato sostenuto, tendente al rialzo

8 (fam.) pieno zeppo; affollato

9 ( sport: di un atleta) legnoso

10 ( slang) ubriaco; sbronzo (pop.)

● ( rugby, ecc.) stiff-arm, respinta ( dell'avversario) a braccio teso □ stiff-backed, dalla schiena rigida; (fig.) tutto di un pezzo □ ( di cavallo) stiff bit, morso rigido ( non snodato) □ (comm.) stiff competition, concorrenza dura □ stiff conditions, condizioni dure, sfavorevoli □ a stiff denial, un netto diniego; un secco rifiuto □ (med.) stiff joint, anchilosi □ (med.) stiff neck, torcicollo NOTA D'USO: - torticollis o stiff neck?- □ (fig.) stiff-necked, cocciuto, ostinato, testardo; ( anche) altezzoso, superbo □ a stiff salute, un saluto compassato □ a stiff shirtfront, uno sparato inamidato □ a stiff smile, un sorriso agro, a labbra strette □ ( slang) a stiff 'un, un veterano; ( anche) un cadavere □ (fig.) a stiff upper lip, impassibilità; fermezza di carattere □ (fam.) stiff-upper-lipped, chiuso (fig.); riservato; introverso; che sta sulle sue (fam.) □ a stiff whisky, un whisky liscio □ (fam.) to bore sb. stiff, annoiare q. a morte □ to drive a stiff bargain, fare un contratto difficile; (fig.) battersi con le unghie e con i denti □ to go stiff, irrigidirsi □ (fam.) to have a stiff job, avere un bel da fare: I had a stiff job to convince ( o convincing) him, ce ne volle (del bello e del buono) per convincerlo □ (fig.) to keep a stiff upper lip, restare impassibile; stare saldo; tener duro; resistere alle difficoltà; stringere i denti; non perdersi di coraggio (o d'animo) □ (fam.) to scare sb. stiff, far morire q. di spavento.
stiff (2) /stɪf/
n.

1 (fam.) cadavere

2 (fam. USA) persona rigida (o fredda, compassata); mummia (fig.); musone

3 (fam. USA, = big stiff) buono a nulla; idiota; imbecille; stronzo (volg.)

4 ( slang USA) titolo di credito; cambiale falsa; assegno falso; banconota; denaro

5 ( slang USA) biglietto passato clandestinamente ( in carcere)

6 ( gergo: ipp.) cavallo dato perdente.
(to) stiff /stɪf/
v. t. ( slang USA)

1 fregare (fam.); imbrogliare; truffare

2 lasciare (q. ) senza mancia

3 inchiodare (pop.); non pagare ( un creditore)

4 fare (q.) secco; uccidere; ammazzare

5 ignorare; snobbare.

English-Italian dictionary > ♦ stiff

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