fridge — a refrigerator; an appliance used for keeping food and drinks cold
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a refrigerator; an appliance used for keeping food and drinks cold
Pronunciation (IPA): /frɪdʒ/
Korean meaning: 냉장고
Korean pronunciation: **프**릿지
Example Sentences
- My fridge is so empty that even the light bulb is on a diet.
- Don't forget to put the milk back in the fridge.
- The fridge is making strange noises again.
fridge
NOUN//frɪdʒ//
a refrigerator; an appliance used for keeping food and drinks cold

a mother opens the large white refrigerator door revealing shelves filled with fresh vegetables, milk cartons, and leftovers. She reaches inside to grab ingredients while cool air visibly flows out of the appliance. Her young daughter stands beside her pointing excitedly at colorful fruits stored on the lower shelf. The father approaches carrying grocery bags, ready to put away more items that need to stay cold. Steam-like cool air continues flowing from the open appliance showing its cooling function. a refrigerator being used to keep food and drinks cold for the family
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Carry the fridge from ridge to bridge!
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Origin
1926년에 냉장고를 뜻하는 'refrigerator'를 줄여서 만든 단어입니다. 마치 'refrigerator'가 너무 길어서 냉장고 안에 다 들어가지 않아 'fridge'로 압축해서 보관한 것 같네요!
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“My fridge is so empty that even the light bulb is on a diet.”
“Don't forget to put the milk back in the fridge.”
“The fridge is making strange noises again.”
“I decorated my fridge with family photos and shopping lists.”
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