ICE
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Definition of ICE - Reverso English Dictionary

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Acronym

1.
acr: In Case of Emergencycontact for emergencies
  • Save my number as ICE in your phone.
2.
acr: Immigration and Customs EnforcementTECH.agency that manages immigration and customsTECH.
  • ICE enforces immigration laws in the country.

Abbreviation

1.
abr: Intercity-Expressfast German train for long-distance travel
  • We took the ICE from Berlin to Munich.
express train
2.
abr: intercontinental exchangeTECH.company that runs global financial markets and exchangesTECH.
  • ICE announced a new trading platform today.
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Origin of ICE

Old English is (ice)

Terms with ICE included in their meaning

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ice hockey
game on ice with skates and a puck
become solid
turn into ice or another solid as a result of extreme cold
cold ice
thin layer of ice on surfaces
frozenadj.
weather
turned into or covered with ice
beverage
milk-based drink often with ice cream
food
thin biscuit used to hold ice cream
ice skate
shoe with a metal blade for ice gliding
skating
move on ice or ground using skates

Examples of ICE in a sentence

  • In an emergency, check the ICE number on my phone.
  • ICE conducted a raid early in the morning.
  • The community held a protest against ICE policies.
  • The boat's ICE was efficient and powerful.
  • He prefers cars with ICE for long drives.
  • ICE systems now include streaming services.

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  1. French:ICE, Intercontinental Exchange, ...
  2. German:ICE, BAMF, ...
  3. Italian:ICE, agenzia statunitense per l'immigrazione e le dogane, ...
  4. Spanish:AA, ICE, ...
  5. Portuguese:AAE, Serviço de Imigração e Fiscalização Aduaneira, ...
  6. Chinese:ICE, 城际快车, ...
  7. Japanese:緊急連絡先, ICE, ...
  8. Arabic:جهة اتصال للطوارئ, اي سي اي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אִישׁ קֶשֶׁר לְחֵירוּם, ICE, ...
  10. Russian:контакт на случай чрезвычайной ситуации, Служба иммиграционного и таможенного контроля США, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ICE, Інтерсіті-експрес, ...
  12. Hindi:आईसीई, इंटरसिटी-एक्सप्रेस, ...
ice
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ice: frozen dessert made of fruit juice and sugar
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Definition of ice - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
frozen waterwater in solid form due to freezing
  • The lake was covered with ice.
frost glaze rime
2.
foodUKfrozen dessert made of fruit juice and sugarUK
  • We enjoyed a lemon ice after dinner.
granita sorbet

Verb

tr.
1.
decorate cakesUKcover a cake with icingUK
  • She will ice the cake with chocolate frosting.
coat frost glaze
2.
make certainSlangUSfinalize or secure somethingSlangUS
  • They iced the deal with a firm handshake..
finalize secure
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Images of ice

  • ice: frozen dessert made of fruit juice and sugar
    frozen dessert made of fruit juice and sugar

Expressions with ice

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thin ice on roads, hard to see
Drivers should be cautious of black ice in winter.
become covered with ice, of a surface
The car windows iced over during the night.
become covered with ice naturally
The roads began to ice up overnight.
layer of ice that is not thick
The children were warned not to skate on the thin ice.
introduce conversation to ease tension
She asked about the weather to break the ice.
delay or postpone something
The project was put on ice due to budget cuts.

Origin of ice

Old English, is (ice)

Examples of ice in a sentence

  • Ice formed on the car windows overnight.
  • She savored a raspberry ice at lunch.
  • The vendor sold a refreshing orange ice.
  • His wrist was adorned with ice that sparkled in the light.
  • The rapper flaunted his ice during the performance.
  • His ice made the room feel tense.

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  1. French:glace, glacer, ...
  2. German:Eis, überziehen, ...
  3. Italian:ghiaccio, ghiacciare, ...
  4. Spanish:hielo, glasear, ...
  5. Portuguese:gelo, cobrir, ...
  6. Chinese:冰, 涂糖霜, ...
  7. Japanese:氷, アイシングする, ...
  8. Arabic:جَلِيد, غَطَّى بِالْكْرِيمَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:קֶרַח, לְצַפּוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:лед, покрыть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:лід, покривати, ...
  12. Hindi:बर्फ, सजाना, ...
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