unfreeze
verb uk/ʌnˈfriːz/ us/ʌnˈfriːz/
[ T ]取消对（支付金额或价格等）的控制，让（支付金额或价格等）可以重新上升
to stop (something such as pay or prices) being fixed at a particular level and allow them to increase
About one-third of employers plan to unfreeze salaries. 约三分之一的雇主计划终止不涨工资的做法。
The company sprang a surprise on its customers by unfreezing its prices. 该公司涨价的做法让顾客吃惊不已。
[ T or I ]使（经济或者市场）解冻;重新活跃
to make an economy or market active again, or to become active again, after a period of no activity
The loan was intended to help unfreeze Iceland's economy. 这笔贷款是为了帮助冰岛经济恢复活跃。
Unless global credit markets unfreeze and start lending again, there will be a recession. 除非全球信贷市场解冻并重新开始放贷，否则将出现衰退。
[ T ]解除对（资金）的冻结
to make money available again after it was previously not allowed to be used
The first initiative is aimed at unfreezing loans for homeowners. 第一项举措旨在解冻房主的贷款。
The loan would provide an important first step towards unfreezing the deposits of approximately 300,000 customers who have been unable to withdraw money. 这笔贷款迈出了非常重要的第一步，旨在为约30万名无法提款的客户解冻存款。
[ T ]终结（冻结资金）的做法
to end an official and legal rule preventing money or property from being used or moved
The supreme court cleared him of any wrongdoing and unfroze his assets. 最高法院还他清白，解冻了他的资产。
Unless bank accounts are unfrozen, production could be disrupted. 除非银行账户解冻，否则生产可能会中断。
[ I or T ]（使气温上升从而）解冻
to raise the temperature of something so that it is no longer frozen, or to become no longer frozen
He uses his father's blowtorch to unfreeze the pipes. 他用父亲的喷灯来解冻水管。
Spring is the time when the earth unfreezes and life returns to the ground. 春天是大地解冻、生命重返大地的时候。