Frozen in French 🇫🇷

Congelé

To congeal means to solidify or coagulate. In this case congelé=frozen.

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congelé info.

Tips to remember the French word “congelé”:
1. Associate “congelé” with “congeal,” which means to solidify by cooling, a similar concept to freezing.
2. Think of “gel” within “congelé,” which resembles “gel” and “jelly,” substances that are also cold and set.
3. Remember the phrase “cold as gel,” which phonetically sounds similar to “congelé.”

Explanations:
– “Congelé” is an adjective in French that describes something that has been frozen or subjected to freezing temperatures. It’s derived from the verb “congeler” which means “to freeze.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Gelé” is also a French adjective used to describe something that is frozen or very cold. While “congelé” often refers to food items preserved by freezing, “gelé” may also describe a general sense of extreme coldness, like frost.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– “Congelé” is typically not used as slang. It is a standard French word used in everyday language to describe the state of being frozen.

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. “Les légumes congelés sont pratiques pour préparer des repas rapides.” (Frozen vegetables are handy for preparing quick meals.)
2. “Pense à sortir le poulet congelé du congélateur ce soir.” (Remember to take the frozen chicken out of the freezer tonight.)
3. “Il faisait tellement froid dehors que je me sentais congelé.” (It was so cold outside that I felt frozen.)
4. “J’aime bien avoir des fruits congelés à disposition pour faire des smoothies.” (I like to have frozen fruits available to make smoothies.)
5. “Après l’incendie, les pompiers ont trouvé des tuyaux d’eau congelés.” (After the fire, the firefighters found frozen water pipes.)

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