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“To refrigerate” in Japanese

Short answer

凍らす koorasu こーらす

To refrigerate in Japanese is “凍らす” (koorasu). Full meaning: to freeze, to refrigerate.

Other ways to say “To refrigerate” in Japanese

冷やす hiyasu to cool (from room temperature), to chill, to refrigerate; to calm down, to cool off, to regain one's composure, to relax; to be frightened (at), to be scared (of) 冷やかす hiyakasu to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying 冷す hiyasu to cool (from room temperature), to chill, to refrigerate; to calm down, to cool off, to regain one's composure, to relax; to be frightened (at), to be scared (of) ひやせる hiyaseru to cool (from room temperature), to chill, to refrigerate; to calm down, to cool off, to regain one's composure, to relax; to be frightened (at), to be scared (of) 冷やせる hiyaseru to cool (from room temperature), to chill, to refrigerate; to calm down, to cool off, to regain one's composure, to relax; to be frightened (at), to be scared (of) ひやす hiyasu to cool (from room temperature), to chill, to refrigerate; to calm down, to cool off, to regain one's composure, to relax; to be frightened (at), to be scared (of) 素見す hiyakasu to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying ひやかす hiyakasu to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying ヒヤかす hiyakasu to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying 冷かす hiyakasu to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying 冷やかせる hiyakaseru to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying

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