flash-frozen

flash-frozen — adjective

1. frozen very quickly at an extremely low temperature, especially so food keeps a

1.形容詞B2
釋義

frozen very quickly at an extremely low temperature, especially so food keeps a texture close to fresh food

例句

The chef served flash-frozen peas with grilled fish at lunch.

flash-frozen + vegetable noun

Romi bought flash-frozen berries for smoothies during the hot summer.

flash-frozen fruit for later use

同義詞
  • quick-frozen

    very close in meaning and also stresses speed

  • frozen

    broader term that does not itself suggest rapid freezing

  • deep-frozen

    focuses more on storage in a fully frozen state than on the quick process

反義詞
  • fresh

    not preserved by freezing

  • chilled

    kept cold but not frozen solid

文法句型

flash-frozen + food noun

be flash-frozen before shipping

用法筆記

Usually describes food that was frozen immediately after being prepared or collected. It most often comes before a noun, but it can also follow be in labels or product descriptions.

常見錯誤

❌We flash-frozen the vegetables yesterday.
✅We flash-froze the vegetables yesterday.
💡Use 'flash-froze' as the past-tense verb; 'flash-frozen' usually describes the finished food.