freeze
The verb “freeze” is used when temperatures go below 32 degrees, Fahrenheit, but you can use this word when a thing or a person feels very cold.
These sentences use some form of the word "freeze."
- It’s freezing outside.
- I’m freezing.
- We need to freeze this chicken in the freezer.
- My car’s frozen. I can’t start it.
- The water on the lake freezes solid in the winter.
This video shows you how to use the verb “freeze” when it’s very cold outside.
freeze / froze / frozen / freezing
- Everything freezes in Minnesota during the winter.
- The lakes freeze.
- The water in the air freezes to produce snow.
- When people go outside, they say, “It’s freezing!”
- You can say, “I’m freezing” when you feel cold.