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Definition of refreeze in English: refreezeverbrefroze, refrozen riːˈfriːzˌriˈfriz Make or become frozen again. （使）再冻结 with object immediately refreeze the mixture no object I was getting the snow out of my clothing before it could melt and refreeze Example sentencesExamples - Official monitors didn't catch the changes in levels because it appears the water gauge near the bridge was frozen in place after the river broke and refroze the first time.
- The frozen serum was thawed, and an aliquot was removed for testing; the remainder of serum was immediately refrozen at - 80 deg C.
- If the caution light is flashing it means one of two things - the machine is out of syrup or it needs time to refreeze.
- Field conditions necessitated that eggs be boiled and then frozen, and they experienced several periods of thawing and refreezing on the trip from field to laboratory.
- Winter urban areas see so much traffic that snow gets melted only to refreeze as ice, which makes the roads dangerous.
- Immediately refreeze only those packages that are still solidly frozen.
- Other more localized areas appear to have melted over broad regions and blocks of ice have foundered, tilted, and become refrozen.
- A portion of the snow or ice melts during the day and refreezes at night, which makes the walls undergo daily freeze/thaw cycles.
- A subsample of the perfusate was refrozen for chemical analysis.
- Turkey thawed in the refrigerator can be refrozen without cooking, although there may be some loss of quality.
- The Edinburgh team have discovered that at ‘high’ ice temperatures, for example - 5 degrees C, friction creates ripples in the ice surfaces because some ice has melted and then refrozen.
- 40 degrees F or below the food is safe and may be refrozen.
- It's always best to refreeze the previously frozen wheat after 30 days to assure that any eggs hatched since the last treatment are killed.
- Press it into a simple glass mixing bowl lined with plastic wrap, refreeze it until it gets hard, and unmold it onto a plate.
- It is melted and then refrozen and has to be monitored by an ‘ice doctor’ who has to stay on site for the week.
- If meat, chicken or fish falls below the right temperature and is refrozen, it can be very dangerous.
- The thin layer of topsoil is constantly thawing and refreezing during the summer, and this makes any plant growth very difficult.
- Once the milk has been thawed, it should not be refrozen.
- It's not safe to reheat or refreeze previously warmed food, so throw away any left over at the end of a mealtime. Put a bib on your baby, and keep some wipes handy for cleaning messy faces!
- Eliasson's point of focus is the ‘tongue,’ the geological term for glacial movement in which a mountain snowcap melts, runs down into, a valley and refreezes.
Definition of refreeze in US English: refreezeverbˌrēˈfrēzˌriˈfriz Make or become frozen again. （使）再冻结 Example sentencesExamples - Once the milk has been thawed, it should not be refrozen.
- Immediately refreeze only those packages that are still solidly frozen.
- Turkey thawed in the refrigerator can be refrozen without cooking, although there may be some loss of quality.
- Field conditions necessitated that eggs be boiled and then frozen, and they experienced several periods of thawing and refreezing on the trip from field to laboratory.
- Official monitors didn't catch the changes in levels because it appears the water gauge near the bridge was frozen in place after the river broke and refroze the first time.
- A portion of the snow or ice melts during the day and refreezes at night, which makes the walls undergo daily freeze/thaw cycles.
- 40 degrees F or below the food is safe and may be refrozen.
- Other more localized areas appear to have melted over broad regions and blocks of ice have foundered, tilted, and become refrozen.
- A subsample of the perfusate was refrozen for chemical analysis.
- Winter urban areas see so much traffic that snow gets melted only to refreeze as ice, which makes the roads dangerous.
- The thin layer of topsoil is constantly thawing and refreezing during the summer, and this makes any plant growth very difficult.
- It's not safe to reheat or refreeze previously warmed food, so throw away any left over at the end of a mealtime. Put a bib on your baby, and keep some wipes handy for cleaning messy faces!
- It is melted and then refrozen and has to be monitored by an ‘ice doctor’ who has to stay on site for the week.
- The frozen serum was thawed, and an aliquot was removed for testing; the remainder of serum was immediately refrozen at - 80 deg C.
- If meat, chicken or fish falls below the right temperature and is refrozen, it can be very dangerous.
- It's always best to refreeze the previously frozen wheat after 30 days to assure that any eggs hatched since the last treatment are killed.
- If the caution light is flashing it means one of two things - the machine is out of syrup or it needs time to refreeze.
- The Edinburgh team have discovered that at ‘high’ ice temperatures, for example - 5 degrees C, friction creates ripples in the ice surfaces because some ice has melted and then refrozen.
- Press it into a simple glass mixing bowl lined with plastic wrap, refreeze it until it gets hard, and unmold it onto a plate.
- Eliasson's point of focus is the ‘tongue,’ the geological term for glacial movement in which a mountain snowcap melts, runs down into, a valley and refreezes.
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