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icy

/ˈaɪ.si/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das mit Eis bedeckt ist oder äußerst kalt ist; auch bildlich für gefühlslose Kälte.

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adjective

/ˈaɪ.si/A2formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das mit Eis bedeckt ist oder äußerst kalt ist; auch bildlich für gefühlslose Kälte.

Describes something that is covered with ice or extremely cold.

  1. Covered with iceA2formal

    Covered with or consisting of ice; frozen.

    deEisbedeckt

    • The roads were icy after the snowstorm.
    • Be careful walking on the icy sidewalk.
    • The windshield was covered with an icy layer.

    Synonymefrozenglacialglazed

  2. Extremely coldA2formal

    Having a very low temperature; freezing cold.

    deEiskalt

    • An icy wind blew through the valley.
    • The water in the lake was icy cold.
    • She shivered in the icy air.

    Synonymearcticbitterfreezingfrigidfrostygelidglacialpiercingpolarraw

    Antonymeboilinghotscorchingtorridwarm

  3. Unfriendly or cold in mannerB2formal

    Lacking warmth or friendliness; expressing disdain or unfriendliness.

    deEisig

    • He gave her an icy stare.
    • Her tone was icy and dismissive.
    • The reception was icy and unwelcoming.

    Synonymealoofchillycoldcooldistantfrigidfrostyglacialhostilestonyunemotionalunfriendly

    Antonymeaffableamiablecordialfriendlygenialhospitablewarm

  4. Smooth and shinyB1informal

    Having a smooth, glossy surface, as if coated with ice.

    deGlänzend und glatt

    • The polished floor had an icy sheen.
    • Her hair had an icy, glossy finish.
    • The car's paint had an icy gleam in the sunlight.

    Synonymeglassyglazedslickslippery

    Antonymedullmatterough

Formen
  • icier comparative form
  • iciest superlative form
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