گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'ice'

1 عمومی:: منجمد كردن‌

2 عمومی:: شكر پوش‌ كردن‌

3 عمومی:: یخ‌

4 عمومی:: یخ‌بستن‌

5 عمومی:: منجمد شدن‌

6 ورزش و تربیت بدنی:: یخ, یخ

1 general:: ice up to become covered in ice and often stop working • The plane was delayed because the engine had iced up.

2 general:: ice water that has frozen into a solid state: • ice cubes in her Coke • the ice on the lake frost a thin coating of white powder-like ice that forms on the ground and plants, or the weather conditions in which this powder appears: • There was frost on the ground. • Even in May we can sometimes get a late frost. black ice an area of ice that is very difficult to see on a road: • Driving conditions are dangerous, with black ice in many areas. icicle a long thin pointed piece of ice that hangs from a roof or other surface: • There were icicles hanging down from the side of the house. hailstones frozen balls of ice which fall like rain from the sky: • Hailstones as big as marbles flattened the crops. glacier a large mass of ice which moves slowly down a mountain valley: • The high mountain glaciers of South America and Asia are melting at an alarming rate. • the Kangshung glacier iceberg a very large mass of ice floating in the sea, most of which is under the surface of the water: • The ship sank after hitting an iceberg in the North Atlantic. ice cap an area of thick ice that permanently covers the North and South Poles: • We all know that the polar ice caps are melting because of global warming.

3 general:: see BREAK THE ICE; CUT NO ICE; ON ICE; ON THIN ICE; PUT ON ICE; TIP OF THE ICEBERG.

4 general::   noun ADJ. thick Is the ice thick enough to walk on? | thin | black Motorists have been warned about black ice on the roads. QUANT. block, slab The spray froze and formed great blocks of ice on the front of the ship. VERB + ICE form ICE + VERB form Ice had formed on the pond. | crack, melt The ice was beginning to melt. PREP. on the ~ skating on the ice

5 general:: ice adjectives thick • Thick ice was preventing the ship from moving. thin • The ice is too thin to skate on. black ice (= a layer of thin ice on a road that is very difficult to see ) • Black ice on the roads is making driving conditions very dangerous. crushed ice (= broken into small pieces, for example to add to a drink ) • Serve the cocktail with crushed ice. polar ice • Global warming directly causes the melting of polar ice. verbs be covered in ice • Our driveway was covered in ice. ice melts • The ice in my glass had begun to melt. ice forms • Ice was forming on the surface of the lake. ice cracks • We could feel the ice cracking beneath our feet. scrape the ice off something • I scraped the ice off the car windscreen. ice + NOUN an ice cube (= a small square piece of ice that you add to a drink ) • She put a couple of ice cubes in her glass. a lump of ice (= a large piece of ice ) • Huge lumps of ice break off from the glaciers and float in the sea. ice crystals (= very small pieces of ice that form naturally ) • Ice crystals fall from the sky as snowflakes. phrases a block of ice • The fish were packed in blocks of ice, ready for transportation. a sheet of ice • A thin sheet of ice had formed over the surface of the pond. a slab of ice (= a thick flat piece of ice ) • Huge slabs of ice drifted down the frozen river.

6 general:: noun frozen water: In winter the ice is heavy in Harbin . verb freeze: In winter the river will ice over.

7 general:: ice over If an area of water ices over, it becomes covered with a layer of ice • The lake has iced over.