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"Refrigerator" and "freezer": comparing the cool companions

Reviewed and edited by Anwar Kareem 12/10/2024, 21:06
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Refrigerator and freezer. What's the difference?

What is similar?

Both "refrigerator" and "freezer" are appliances used for food storage and preservation, utilizing low temperatures to prevent spoilage.

What is different?

A "refrigerator" maintains temperatures above freezing to keep food cool, while a "freezer" maintains temperatures below freezing to store food for longer periods.

Which one is more common?

Internet search results for refrigerator) and freezer

Examples of usage

Refrigerator
  • I put the milk in the refrigerator to keep it cold.
  • The leftovers are in the refrigerator for you to eat later.
  • We need to buy a new refrigerator because the old one broke down.
Freezer
  • I need to defrost the chicken from the freezer before cooking.
  • Ice cream is stored in the freezer to prevent it from melting.
  • The freezer is full of frozen vegetables and meats.

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