immediate
complete, total (esp. BrE)
a complete freeze on emissions

hiring (esp. AmE), pay, price, wage (esp. BrE)

impose
The government has imposed a price freeze on bread.

announce

freeze on
a freeze on fares

big (esp. BrE), deep (AmE), hard (AmE)
The weather report advised us to prepare for a big freeze.
Internet advertising is still in a deep freeze. (AmE,figurative)

autumn, spring, etc. (esp. BrE)

warning (AmE)
A hard freeze warning is in effect from midnight Sunday.

solid
The pond had frozen solid.

over, up
The lake has frozen over.
The pipes have frozen up.

quickly

into
like water freezing into ice

freeze to death
Hundreds of homeless people could freeze to death this winter.
Turn up the heat—I'm freezing to death! (figurative)

well
Many vegetables freeze very well.

suddenly
for a moment, for a second, momentarily
His smile froze for a moment.

immediately, instantly
completely

seem to
Suddenly, Ronny seemed to freeze.

in, with
She froze with horror when she saw the body.

into
Maggie's face had frozen into a cold mask.

freeze to the spot
He was so surprised he froze to the spot.

freeze on the spot (AmE)

effectively
Salaries were effectively frozen for six months.

at
Prices have been frozen at this level for over a year now.

Freeze is used with these nouns as the subject:
blood, computer, expression, hand, pipe, smile, water

Freeze is used with these nouns as the object:
asset, embryo, funding