Summary
to unfreeze {verb}
dégeler
to freeze {verb}
figer · geler · glacer · bloquer
Synonyms
unfreeze: unblock · free · release
freeze: block · immobilize · immobilise
more (10)English-French translation for "to unfreeze"
"to unfreeze" French translation
to unfreeze {verb}
to unfreeze [unfroze|unfroze] {v.t.}
freeze {noun}
These powers will also include the power to freeze transactions with securities.
More than 80 staff members have left the Tribunal since the freeze was imposed.
Impact of the recruitment freeze on the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
The freeze on recruitment has hit the Office of the Prosecutor particularly hard.
In response to a question, Sharon said: “We are not talking about a freeze”.
to freeze {verb}
to freeze [froze|frozen] {vb}
It will just freeze the status quo and not further the goal of disarmament.
We should certainly not try and worsen its effects, exacerbate divisions or, worse still, freeze the effects of history.
If only certaln moments In llfe could last, just stay frozen, like some old vase.
He also enunciated the concept of a constitution as a living tree, not a frozen cake of doctrine.
Having said that, I have to assure the Assembly that our views on reform are not frozen in time.
to freeze [froze|frozen] {vb} (also: to ice)
The purpose of such a notification is normally to freeze the debtor's rights of set-off.
Is the Union willing to do the same and to freeze its reform of the CAP?
Please explain whether the powers of the banks to freeze assets have statutory force.
The time needed to freeze an account under the procedure described is two weeks.
Other members have said freeze program spending at its current level.
to freeze [froze|frozen] {vb} (also: to chill)
“(9) Refrigerated or frozen specimens: Ice, dry ice and liquid nitrogen
As we speak it is frozen over, which illustrates how problematic the natural conditions are there.
The snow then froze and became a sheet of ice.
(x) Ice, snow and other frozen materials;
Even if a person lives in some nook, cranny or frozen place, justice belongs to them as it does to everyone else in this country.
to freeze [froze|frozen] {vb} [fig.] (also: to block, to clog, to clog up, to park)
These powers will also include the right to freeze transactions with securities.
• the domestic legal basis to implement the asset freeze required by the resolutions above;
If such accounts/assets are found, banks and financial institutions are directed to block and freeze them.
It must also immediately freeze all assets which are connected with the information that has been reported.
The option to waive the coverage increase and freeze the life insurance at the prior level shall no longer be available.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "unfreeze":
Synonyms (English) for "freeze":
© Princeton Universityblock · immobilize · immobilise · suspend · freeze out · freeze down · stop dead · halt · frost · freezing
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to unfreeze" in French
- Allow the entry of food and medical supplies to the Palestinian territories and unfreeze the Palestinian Authority funds seized by Israel; and
Unfreezing of an audit specialist post in headquarters, which was reclassified as an international post, to be outposted at the UNOPS Dubai office.
Furthermore, she stated that the European Union is prepared to unfreeze €45 million to finance priority projects as part of relaunching the ICGLR.
And we must not underestimate the importance of the repeated confirmation of 1 January 1999 as the date for the introduction of the single currency and the long-awaited unfreezing of Europol.
Similar words
unfolding · unforeseeable · unforeseen · unforgettable · unforgivable · unforgiving · unforthcoming · unfortunate · unfortunately · unfounded · unfreeze · unfreezing · unfriendly · unfruitful · unfulfilled · unfunded · unfurnished · ungainly · ungentle · ungiving · ungodliness
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