unfrozen

«unfrozen» in Mova's school dictionary: no longer frozen; thawed, or never frozen at all — its meaning for a pupil, its sense in the lessons and examples.

part of speech

adjective (unfrozen); past participle of «unfreeze» (unfreeze, unfreezes, unfroze, unfrozen, unfreezing)

meaning for a pupil

1) Unfrozen means no longer frozen; thawed, or never frozen at all. tree →

2) (money, law) Unfrozen money or accounts can be used again after being blocked. tree →

3) (computing) An unfrozen screen or app works again after it stopped responding. tree →

sense in the lessons

In science: ice and frozen water that has melted is unfrozen; states of matter and melting. In cooking safety: frozen meat must be fully unfrozen (defrosted) before cooking. In news: unfrozen bank accounts. In computing: an unfrozen game.

examples

• The pond is unfrozen again now spring has come. tree →
• Make sure the chicken is fully unfrozen before cooking. tree →
• The bank account was unfrozen after the mistake was fixed. tree →
• The computer finally unfroze and the game came back. tree →
• Some plants survive only in unfrozen soil. tree →
• The unfrozen peas went soft. tree →

note

Irregular verb: unfreeze – unfroze – unfrozen. In cooking people usually say «defrosted» or «thawed». Not the same as «melted» for food.

Trees and pragmatics

Every meaning and example of «unfrozen» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.