refrigerated
adj.adj. kept cold in a special machine to stay fresh. You use this to describe food or drinks that need a low temperature so they do not spoil.
adj. kept at a low temperature, typically in a refrigerator, to preserve freshness or prevent spoilage. Often used as a participial adjective in both attributive and predicative positions.
Keep the milk refrigerated after you open it.
The pharmacy stores certain vaccines in a refrigerated cabinet to ensure they remain effective for patients.
While some root vegetables can be stored in a cool, dark pantry, leafy greens must remain refrigerated to prevent wilting and the rapid loss of nutritional value.
Often follows the verb 'keep' or 'remain'; frequently used as a past-participial adjective.
You must refrigerate the juiceThe juice must be refrigeratedLearners often use the active verb when they intend to describe the necessary state of the object.