冰冻

冰凍
bīngdòng
to freeze

CEDICT

  1. (dialectal) ice
  2. (transitive, intransitive) to freeze
  3. ice
  4. to freeze

Wiktionary

液体凝结成固体称为「冰冻」。

重編國語辭典

Examples

我买了一包冰冻玉米。

I bought a bag of frozen corn.

Source: Tatoeba

Entry Composition

=1 冰 bīng
  1. ice
  2. to chill sth
  3. (of an object or substance) to feel cold
  4. (of a person) cold
  5. unfriendly
  6. (slang) methamphetamine

classifier: 塊
=1 冰 bīng variant of 冰 bīng
2 冻 dòng
  1. to freeze
  2. to feel very cold
  3. aspic or jelly

Containing this entry

冰冻三尺，非一日之寒 bīngdòngsānchǐ,fēiyīrìzhīhán three feet of ice does not form in a single day (idiom); Rome wasn't built in a day

Related entries

冷冻 lěngdòng
  1. to freeze (food etc)
  2. (of weather) freezing
你能冷凍它嗎？

Can you freeze it?

Source: Tatoeba

冻 dòng
  1. to freeze
  2. to feel very cold
  3. aspic or jelly
自來水管凍裂了。

The water pipes froze and then burst.

Source: Tatoeba

冻涨 dòngzhǎng to freeze (prices, fees etc) (Tw)
冻结 dòngjié
  1. to freeze (water etc)
  2. (fig.) to freeze (assets, prices etc)
我將建築稱作被凍結的音樂。

I call architecture frozen music.

Source: Tatoeba

凝冰 níngbīng to freeze
凝固 nínggù
  1. to freeze
  2. to solidify
  3. to congeal
  4. fig. with rapt attention
结冰 jiébīng to freeze
水结冰后成为固体。

Water becomes solid when it freezes.

Source: Tatoeba

封存 fēngcún
  1. to sequester
  2. to seal up (for safe keeping)
  3. to freeze (an account)
  4. to mothball
凝滞 níngzhì
  1. to stagnate
  2. to congeal
  3. (fig.) to stop still
  4. to freeze