frostbite
ˈfrɑːstˌbaɪt
frostbitfrostbitten
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Definition of frostbite - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
medicalinjury from freezing of body parts
  • He suffered frostbite on his fingers during the hike.
chilblain
2.
sailingRareUKsmall type of sailing dinghyRareUK
  • They raced their frostbite across the lake.
dinghy small boat

Verb

1.
skin damagetr.injure skin by freezing temperaturestr.
  • The extreme cold frostbit his fingers during the hike.
chill freeze
2.
sportsintr.Rareengage in winter sailboatingintr.Rare
  • They love to frostbite on the frozen lake.
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Images of frostbite

  • frostbite: small type of sailing dinghy
    small type of sailing dinghy

Origin of frostbite

Old English, frost (frost) + bite (bite)

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medical
affected by frostbite, showing damage from cold

Examples of frostbite in a sentence

  • Mountaineers risk frostbite in extreme cold conditions.
  • The frostbite is popular among young sailors.
  • She bought a frostbite for weekend sailing.
  • She frostbites her toes every winter.
  • The climber frostbites his nose on the expedition.
  • They decided to frostbite during the winter festival.

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  1. French:engelure, geler, ...
  2. German:Erfrierung, Frostschäden verursachen, ...
  3. Italian:congelamento, assiderare, ...
  4. Spanish:congelación, congelar, ...
  5. Portuguese:congelamento, gelar, ...
  6. Chinese:冻伤, 进行冬季帆船运动, ...
  7. Japanese:凍傷, 凍傷にする, ...
  8. Arabic:عَضَّة الصَّقِيع, أصابَ بقَضمة الصقيع, ...
  9. Hebrew:כְּוִיַּת קוֹר, לִגְרוֹם לִכְוִיַּת קוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:обморожение, обмораживать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обмороження, обморозити, ...
  12. Hindi:शीतदंश, शीतदंश होना, ...

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