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Definition of iced - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
drinkshaving ice added to make it cold
- I prefer my coffee iced in the summer.
2.
temperatureUS very cold, not necessarily with iceUS
- The iced wind made us shiver.
3.
baked goodsUK covered with a layer of icingUK
- The iced cake looked delicious.
Expressions with iced
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cold coffee drink served with ice
I enjoy iced coffee on hot summer days.
cold tea served as a beverage
I enjoy drinking iced tea on hot days.
cold water with ice cubes
She poured a glass of iced water.
covered with a layer of ice
The lake was completely iced-over by morning.
blended iced coffee with crushed ice and cappuccino
She loves sipping on a blended iced capp.
Origin of iced
Old English, is (ice)
Terms with iced included in their meaning
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drink
iced tea sweetened with sugar or syrup
drink
iced or chilled beverage
cold drinks
chilled or iced, often used for drinks
French dessert
French iced dessert with egg yolks and cream
british baking
sweet spiral roll with dried fruit, cinnamon, often iced
beverages
iced alcoholic drink with fruit
beverage
blended iced coffee with crushed ice and cappuccino
food
iced coffee with ice added to cappuccino
drink
alcoholic drink with several spirits that looks like iced tea
Examples of iced in a sentence
They served iced lemonade at the party. She enjoyed an iced drink on the hot day. The iced air in the room was refreshing. The bakery displayed a variety of iced pastries. She served iced cookies at the party.
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- French:glacé, froid, ...
- German:gekühlt, eiskalt, ...
- Italian:freddo, gelido, ...
- Spanish:con hielo, gélido, ...
- Portuguese:gelado, gélido, ...
- Chinese:冰镇, 冰冷的, ...
- Japanese:アイスの, 冷たい, ...
- Arabic:مُثَلَّج, قارِس, ...
- Hebrew:עִם קֶרַח, קָפוּא, ...
- Russian:со льдом, холодный, ...
- Ukrainian:холодний, крижаний, ...
- Hindi:बर्फ वाला, सर्द, ...
Definition of ice - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
frozen waterwater in solid form due to freezing
- The lake was covered with ice.
2.
foodUK frozen dessert made of fruit juice and sugarUK
- We enjoyed a lemon ice after dinner.
3.
- She wore ice around her neck.
4.
cold demeanorRare cold and unfriendly mannerRare
- She greeted him with ice in her voice.
5.
sportsRare frozen surface used for playing hockey on skatesRare
- The players skated swiftly across the ice.
6.
- The police seized ice during the raid.
Verb
1.
decorate cakesUK cover a cake with icingUK
- She will ice the cake with chocolate frosting.
2.
- They iced the deal with a firm handshake..
3.
chill drinkschill a drink with frozen cubes
- Please ice the lemonade before serving.
4.
- The gang planned to ice their rival.
Images of ice
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.
preserve something by keeping it cold
We need to put the fish on ice to keep it fresh.
emotional coldness or lack of empathy
She showed ice in the blood during the crisis.
temporarily not being dealt with
The plan is on ice until further notice.
in a risky or dangerous situation
He is on thin ice with his boss.
ability to stay calm under pressure
He showed ice in the veins during the final moments of the game.
delay or save something for later use
They decided to keep the project on ice for now.
persuade someone to buy something unnecessary
He could sell ice to an Eskimo with his charm.
break the tension or awkwardness
Her joke helped cut the ice at the meeting.
calm and composed under pressure
You need ice in your veins to take that penalty in overtime.
woman who seems emotionally cold and distant to others
She was called an ice maiden at the party.
frozen dessert made from dairy products and flavorings
She enjoyed a bowl of vanilla ice cream after dinner.
ice cream flavored with chocolate
I love having chocolate ice cream in summer.
related to activities on ice rinks or competitions
The ice-skating competition was thrilling.
small broken pieces of frozen water used to chill drinks or food
The bartender filled the glass with crushed ice before adding the juice.
any prolonged period of cold climate
Scientists study past ice ages to understand climate change..
container with ice and water for cooling
The chef placed the shrimp in an ice bath.
large piece of ice for cooling or preservation
They used an ice block to keep the drinks cold.
container used to hold ice or chill drinks
She filled the ice bucket to chill the wine.
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.
There was ice in her gaze as she spoke. The ice was freshly resurfaced for the match. Hockey practice was canceled due to poor ice conditions. Addicts often refer to ice as a dangerous substance. Ice is trafficked illegally across borders. He plans to ice the cupcakes with vanilla. They will ice the cookies for the party. He iced the contract with a signature. They iced their plans with a final confirmation. She decided to ice the soda for the picnic. Bartenders often ice cocktails to enhance flavor. He threatened to ice anyone who crossed him. The mobster ordered his men to ice the witness.
View all translations of ice
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- French:glace, glacer, ...
- German:Eis, überziehen, ...
- Italian:ghiaccio, ghiacciare, ...
- Spanish:hielo, glasear, ...
- Portuguese:gelo, cobrir, ...
- Chinese:冰, 涂糖霜, ...
- Japanese:氷, アイシングする, ...
- Arabic:جَلِيد, غَطَّى بِالْكْرِيمَة, ...
- Hebrew:קֶרַח, לְצַפּוֹת, ...
- Russian:лед, покрыть, ...
- Ukrainian:лід, покривати, ...
- Hindi:बर्फ, सजाना, ...
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