Converse of object

• impose: They cut the number of doctors in training and they imposed a freeze on nurses ' pay.

Object

• embryo: Ex-situ conservation of genetic resources, by holding breeding groups in zoos or as embryos frozen in genebanks, is effective but too costly.

• madness: Also animal rights group bank account frozen, courtroom madness, illegal logging and more.

Adjective modifier

• deep: I still have some zebra in the deep freeze for the cubs which they will enjoy.

• three-year: Last year Mr Redwood declared a three-year freeze on management numbers.

• hell: I went to see their " Hell Freezes Over " concert at Murrayfield Stadium almost 10 years ago.

Modifies a noun

• thaw: The sauna has provided entertainment as we undertook ' freeze thaw ' .

• frame: Thus we saw a freeze frame or an image from each story in turn.

Preposition: in

• terror: She freezes in terror as Frank enters the room.

Noun used with modifier

• wage: Unions seek urgent Granada talks ITV Unions are seeking urgent talks with Granada on a proposed wage freeze.

• recruitment: Across the UK, there are reports that newly-qualified nurses are struggling to find Band 5 posts because trusts have imposed recruitment freezes.

Preposition: in

• winter: The summit bog when frozen in winter can give an easy option.