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ice

/aɪs/

Übersetzung: Gefrorenes Wasser, das bei Temperaturen von 0 °C oder darunter zu einer festen Substanz wird; oft auch eine glatte, gefrorene Fläche oder Schicht., Verb, das das Bedecken von etwas mit Eis, das Kühlen oder Gefrieren von etwas bezeichnet oder (umgangssprachlich) das Töten oder das Sichern eines Sieges.

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noun

/aɪs/A1formal
  • deGefrorenes Wasser, das bei Temperaturen von 0 °C oder darunter zu einer festen Substanz wird; oft auch eine glatte, gefrorene Fläche oder Schicht.

A noun referring to water that has frozen into a solid state, typically occurring at or below 0°C (32°F).

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  1. Frozen waterA1formal

    Water that has frozen into a solid state, typically at or below 0°C (32°F).

    deEis

    • The lake was covered with a thick layer of ice.
    • She put ice cubes in her drink to cool it down.
    • Be careful walking on the ice; it's very slippery.
  2. Ice creamA1informal

    A sweet frozen food made from cream or milk, often flavored.

    deEiscreme

    • Do you want some ice cream for dessert?
    • He bought two scoops of chocolate ice.
    • The kids love eating ice on a hot summer day.

    Synonymeice cream

  3. Diamonds or jewelryC1slangamerican

    Slang term for diamonds or expensive jewelry.

    deDiamanten oder Schmuck

    • He was wearing a lot of ice on his fingers.
    • The rapper showed off his new ice in the music video.
    • She saved up to buy some real ice for her necklace.

    Synonymebling

Formen
  • ices plural form
  • ices' possessive plural form
  • ice's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/aɪs/B1formal
  • deVerb, das das Bedecken von etwas mit Eis, das Kühlen oder Gefrieren von etwas bezeichnet oder (umgangssprachlich) das Töten oder das Sichern eines Sieges.

A verb used to indicate the act of covering something with ice, cooling something, or (in informal contexts) killing or securing a victory.

  1. Cover with iceB1formal

    To become covered with ice or to cause something to become covered with ice.

    deVereisen

    • The cold weather iced the roads overnight.
    • The wings of the plane iced up during the storm.
    • The freezing rain iced the trees and power lines.

    Synonymefreezefrostglazeice overice up

    Antonymedeicemeltthaw

  2. Cool with iceA2informal

    To cool a drink or food by adding ice or placing it on ice.

    deMit Eis kühlen

    • She iced the champagne before the party.
    • Please ice the soda before serving.
    • He iced the cake to keep it fresh.

    Synonymechillcoolrefrigerate

    Antonymeheatwarm

  3. Decorate a cakeA2informal

    To cover a cake with icing or frosting.

    deKuchen glasieren

    • She iced the birthday cake with pink frosting.
    • He spent hours icing the wedding cake.
    • The baker iced the cupcakes with chocolate.

    Synonymefrostglaze

  4. Kill (slang)C2slangamerican

    To murder someone, often used in informal or criminal contexts.

    deTöten (Slang)

    • The gangster threatened to ice his rival.
    • He was iced in a drive-by shooting.
    • The mob boss ordered his men to ice the informant.

    Synonymeassassinatebump offdispatcheliminatehitkillliquidatemurderoffrub outslaysmoketake outterminatewastewhack

Formen
  • iced past participle
  • iced past simple
  • icing present participle
  • ices third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenice overice up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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