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1 ice
1. noun1) (frozen water: The pond is covered with ice.) hielo2) (an ice-cream: chocolate ice-cream. Three ices, please.) helado3) ((American) a fruit-flavoured frozen dessert usually made without milk and cream: lemon ice(s).) postre
2. verb(to cover with icing: She iced the cake.) glasear- icing- icy
- icily
- iciness
- ice age
- ice axe
- iceberg
- ice box
- ice-cream
- ice-cube
- ice rink
- ice-skate
- ice-skating
- ice tray
- ice over/up
ice n hielotr[aɪs]1 (frozen water) hielo2 (ice-cream) helado1 (cake) glasear\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto break the ice romper el hieloto cut no ice (with somebody) dejar frío,-a (a alguien)to skate on thin ice / tread on thin ice pisar un terreno resbaladizo, estar en la cuerda flojaice age período glacialice axe piolet nombre masculino, piqueta de alpinistaice cube cubito de hielo, cubitoice field banquisaice floe témpanoice hockey hockey nombre masculino sobre hieloice man SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL vendedor nombre masculino de hielo, repartidor nombre masculino de hieloice pack bolsa de hieloice pick picahielos nombre masculinoice show espectáculo sobre hieloice skate patín nombre masculino de hielo1) freeze: congelar, helar2) chill: enfriar3)to ice a cake : escarchar un pastelice vi: helarse, congelarseice n1) : hielo m2) sherbet: sorbete m, nieve f Cuba, Mex, PRiadj.• glacial adj.n.• helado s.m.• hielo s.m.v.• alcorzar v.• enfriar con hielo v.• helar v.
I aɪs1) u ( frozen water) hielo mit's as cold as ice in here — aquí hace un frío que te congelas
on ice: to put something on ice dejar algo en suspenso, aparcar* algo (Esp); to skate o walk o tread on thin ice andar* por or pisar terreno peligroso or resbaladizo; to break the ice ( overcome reserve) romper* el hielo; ( make a start) (AmE) dar* los primeros pasos; to cut no ice: it cuts no ice with me — me deja frío, me deja tal cual
2) c ua) ( sherbet) (AmE) sorbete m, helado m de agua (CS), nieve f (Méx)b) ( ice cream) (BrE) helado m
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1) \<\<drink\>\> enfriar*; ( by adding ice cubes) ponerle* hielo a2) \<\<cake\>\> bañar ( con fondant)•Phrasal Verbs:- ice over[aɪs]1. N1) (=frozen water) hielo m- break the iceto cut no ice —
to keep/put sth on ice —
she put her career on ice for ten years while she had children — dejó su carrera aparcada durante diez años para tener hijos
- skate on thin ice2) (=ice cream) helado m2. VT1) helar; [+ drink] enfriar, echar cubos de hielo a2) [+ cake] glasear, escarchar3.CPDthe Ice Age N — la edad de hielo, el periodo glacial
an ice-age rock/fossil — una roca/un fósil del periodo glacial
ice axe, ice ax (US) N — piqueta f (de alpinista), piolet m
ice-creamice bucket N — cubo m del hielo, hielera f (LAm)
ice hockey N — hockey m sobre hielo
ice house N — (for storing ice) nave f frigorífica (edificio) ; [of Eskimo] iglú m
ice lolly N — (Brit) polo m (Sp), paleta f (LAm)
ice maiden * N — mujer f de hielo
ice-skateice pick N — (Culin) punzón m para el hielo
ice skater N — patinador(a) m / f (artístico(-a)), patinador(a) m / f sobre hielo
ice skating N — patinaje m sobre hielo
ice water, iced water N — agua f helada, agua f fría (de la nevera)
- ice over* * *
I [aɪs]1) u ( frozen water) hielo mit's as cold as ice in here — aquí hace un frío que te congelas
on ice: to put something on ice dejar algo en suspenso, aparcar* algo (Esp); to skate o walk o tread on thin ice andar* por or pisar terreno peligroso or resbaladizo; to break the ice ( overcome reserve) romper* el hielo; ( make a start) (AmE) dar* los primeros pasos; to cut no ice: it cuts no ice with me — me deja frío, me deja tal cual
2) c ua) ( sherbet) (AmE) sorbete m, helado m de agua (CS), nieve f (Méx)b) ( ice cream) (BrE) helado m
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1) \<\<drink\>\> enfriar*; ( by adding ice cubes) ponerle* hielo a2) \<\<cake\>\> bañar ( con fondant)•Phrasal Verbs:- ice over -
2 baking
noun (the act or art of cooking bread, cakes etc.) pasteleríatr['beɪkɪŋ]\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto do some baking hacer unos pastelesbaking powder levadura en polvobaking soda bicarbonato sódicobaking tin molde nombre masculino para pastelesbaking sheet bandeja del hornon.• cocción s.f.• cochura s.f.
I 'beɪkɪŋmass nounwe do a lot of baking — hacemos muchos pasteles (or pan etc); (before n)
baking dish — fuente f para el horno
baking powder — polvo m de hornear, Royal® m, levadura f en polvo (Esp)
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adjective (colloq)I'm baking! — me muero de calor! (fam), me estoy asando! (fam)
['beɪkɪŋ]it's baking hot — (as adv) hace un calor achicharrante (fam)
1. N1) (=activity)she does the baking on Monday — los lunes hace el pan/los pasteles etc
2) (=batch) hornada f2.ADJ* (=hot)3.CPDbaking chocolate N — (US) chocolate m fondant
baking dish N — fuente f para el horno
baking mitt N — (US) guante m para el horno, manopla f para el horno
baking pan N — = baking tin
baking powder N — Royal ® m, levadura f en polvo (Sp)
baking sheet N — = baking tray
baking soda N — bicarbonato m de soda
baking tin N — molde m (para el horno)
baking tray N — bandeja f de horno
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I ['beɪkɪŋ]mass nounwe do a lot of baking — hacemos muchos pasteles (or pan etc); (before n)
baking dish — fuente f para el horno
baking powder — polvo m de hornear, Royal® m, levadura f en polvo (Esp)
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adjective (colloq)I'm baking! — me muero de calor! (fam), me estoy asando! (fam)
it's baking hot — (as adv) hace un calor achicharrante (fam)
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