Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Refrigerator"

A: Thanks. I've just seen the Simpsons series and I'm wondering about this line

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A: It is a thing that holds your food in a cold temperature. Found in the kitchen

A: refrigerator (or "fridge")
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A: "The refrigerator's temperature was set too low, and my tomatoes froze."

"Most people store their eggs in the refrigerator, especially in the United States, though in some eastern countries it's more common to leave eggs sit out on the counter."

A: My refrigerator just broke and I need a new one.

A: Fridge is the short form of refrigerator. Fridge is much more common in speech.

A: They basically mean the same thing but depending on the context, you would want to use one over the other. I hope these examples help...

1. sounds like you just put the fridge in a different room... maybe you got a new one and needed that one out of the kitchen so you can dispose of it later. Either way, the fridge is nearby.
Example dialogue:
"What happened to the fridge?"
"I took it out of the kitchen and put it in the garage."

2. sounds like maybe you took it to use it somewhere else. It could be nearby, but it could also be somewhere far away.
Example dialogue:
"Where did you get that fridge from?"
"I took it from the kitchen in my mother's house."

A: Fridge is short for refrigerator. Basically, they're the same.

A: They are the same.

Fridge is used more in real life conversation.

A: Fridge is just a shortened slang version of refrigerator. They are the same.

A: freezer

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A: you have a very strong accent, but it sounds understandable ! keep up the work ! :)

A: “I would feel so sad when my refrigerator didn’t have anything inside.”

A: Fridge is more common, but it's also considered informal speech. if you were writing an essay for school I would say write Refrigerator and if you were speaking to a friend or family fridge is more understandable.

A: A bit long, but natural :)
Might sound a little better split into two sentences though, rather than one long one.

A: It sounds good but for food products it will usually say "refrigerate after opening."