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icebox

/ˈaɪs.bɒks/

Перевод: Бытовой прибор, обычно белого цвета, используемый для хранения продуктов и напитков при низких температурах для сохранения их свежести.

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noun

/ˈaɪs.bɒks/B1formalamerican
  • ruБытовой прибор, обычно белого цвета, используемый для хранения продуктов и напитков при низких температурах для сохранения их свежести.

A household appliance, typically a white good, used for storing food and drinks at low temperatures to keep them fresh.

  1. Historic cooling deviceB1formal

    An insulated cabinet that uses blocks of ice to keep food and drinks cold.

    ruЛедник

    • In the 1800s, people stored perishables in an icebox filled with large ice blocks.
    • They delivered a fresh block of ice for the icebox every week.
    • The icebox kept the butter and milk from spoiling during the summer.

    Синонимыice chest

  2. Refrigerator or freezerA1informalamericanculinary

    A household appliance, typically white, used for storing food at low temperatures.

    ruХолодильник или морозильник

    • Can you grab a soda from the icebox?
    • I need to defrost something for dinner from the icebox.
    • The icebox is making a strange noise, so we should call a repairman.

    Синонимыfreezerfridgerefrigerator

  3. Slang for prison or very cold placeB2slangamerican

    Informal term for a prison cell or any extremely cold location.

    ruХолодильник (сленг)

    • He spent a night in the icebox after the bar fight.
    • The room was an icebox because the heater broke down.
    • They called the old jailhouse the icebox.

    Синонимыclinkcold storagecoolerfreezericehousejailprisonslammer

Формы
  • iceboxes plural form
  • iceboxes' possessive plural form
  • icebox's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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