freezes造句

Water freezes at zero degrees centigrade.

The lake usually freezes over by mid January.

Water freezes at the temperature of 0 degrees Celsius.

As the crisis amply demonstrated, when trust erodes, the system freezes up.

If its execution takes any noticeable time at all, then the application freezes up during this execution.

Individual weather events, from heatwaves to big freezes, cannot be used either to prove or disprove climate change.

While hiring freezes and budgets cuts pervade U.S. higher education, universities in Asia and the Middle East are hungry for candidates, often amid a dearth of native applicants.

Think of anything else with the density goes down when it freezes, and think about where we would be if that wasn't the case.

If employees have suffered through the agonizing game of "layoff roulette," furloughs and salary freezes (or cuts), there may be some PTSD in the ranks.

Perhaps they could extend that beyond the family, run to the shops for the old lady down the road, for example, or, if it snows, go out and clear the pavement before it freezes.

Mr Anderson looks in on the extraordinary, tiny world of the tributary system within the Arctic ice, formed by trickles of briny water which gets squeezed as it freezes.