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10 Language-to-English DictionariesFreezy
/ˈfriː.zi/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Characterized by or experiencing cold temperatures, often to the point of freezing.
"The freezy air made everyone shiver as they stepped outside." - 2
Having a texture or appearance that resembles frost or ice.
"The freezy surface of the lake sparkled in the sunlight."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'freezy' is derived from the adjective 'freezing', which comes from the Old English 'freosan', meaning 'to freeze'. The term evolved in the late 19th century to describe something that is characterized by coldness or frost.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Freezy" is said worldwide
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glacé
Transliteration: glacé
"L'air glacé a fait frissonner tout le monde."
eiskalt
Transliteration: aɪsˌkalt
"Die eiskalte Luft ließ alle frösteln."
gelido
Transliteration: ˈdʒɛ.lido
"L'aria gelida ha fatto rabbrividire tutti."
helado
Transliteration: eˈla.ðo
"El aire helado hizo que todos temblaran."
gelado
Transliteration: ʒeˈla.du
"O ar gelado fez todos tremerem."
जमी हुई
Transliteration: jami hui
"जमी हुई हवा ने सभी को कांपने पर मजबूर कर दिया।"
冰冷的
Transliteration: bīng lěng de
"冰冷的空气让每个人都颤抖。"
차가운
Transliteration: chagaun
"차가운 공기가 모두를 떨게 했다."
凍った
Transliteration: kōtta
"凍った空気がみんなを震えさせた。"
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