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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a freeze up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something, such as a computer or system, becomes unresponsive or stops functioning properly.
Example: "During the presentation, the software experienced a freeze up, causing a delay in our demonstration."
Alternatives: "a system crash" or "a lockup".
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The one who does a parry will sometimes A) Freeze up, giving you a free touche OR B Extendd, which you should be prepared for, parrying and riposting.
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The best way to repair plastic pipe that has split by a freeze-up is by cutting out the split section, then splicing in a new piece using solvent-cement couplings.
Many analysts believe big banks, including those in the US, would be the first to feel the hit of a freeze-up in Europe's financial system if Spain isn't able to convince bond markets that it can rescue its hobbled banks.
If both of them have not received a response signal from the other within the set time (50 ms for the MMS) due to a freeze-up, runaway, or other errors, the power will be shut off.
The Acer software had a tendency to freeze up or otherwise occasionally cause trouble.
Children with an anxious temperament often freeze up when they meet a stranger or encounter a social situation they perceive as threatening, says Ned Kalin, a psychiatrist and neuroscientist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
For example, I could be driving on the freeway and need to merge into a lane and I might freeze up in a panic attack.
"Someone can be a lovely person but on their own they freeze up a little bit.
Everybody says they're going to be a great promoter, but a lot of people freeze up".
If not operated occasionally, a hard drive will freeze up in as little as two years.
At this point she begins to freeze up a bit, making eye contact with the wall.
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