英语词组playing freeze out是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

play freeze out

To make some space as cold as possible for an extended period of time, with the aim of forcing someone to admit that they are too cold, at which point they are deemed the loser. We decided to play freeze out to pass the time during the drive, cranking the air conditioning to full blast and opening all the windows as we drove through the icy winter night.

play freeze-out

to open windows and doors, or turn down a thermostat, making someone cold. Wow, it's cold in here! Who's playing freeze-out? Is someone trying to play freeze-out?

play freeze-out

tv. to open windows and doors, or turn down a thermostat, making someone cold. (see also freeze someone out.) Wow, it’s cold in here! Who’s playing freeze-out?

词组	playing freeze out
释义	(redirected from playing freeze out) play freeze out To make some space as cold as possible for an extended period of time, with the aim of forcing someone to admit that they are too cold, at which point they are deemed the loser. We decided to play freeze out to pass the time during the drive, cranking the air conditioning to full blast and opening all the windows as we drove through the icy winter night. play freeze-out to open windows and doors, or turn down a thermostat, making someone cold. Wow, it's cold in here! Who's playing freeze-out? Is someone trying to play freeze-out? play freeze-out tv. to open windows and doors, or turn down a thermostat, making someone cold. (see also freeze someone out.) Wow, it’s cold in here! Who’s playing freeze-out?
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