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ice [aɪs]1 noun∎ her feet were like ice elle avait les pieds gelés;∎ with ice? (in drink) avec des glaçons ou de la glace?;∎ the reforms have been put on ice les réformes ont été gelées;∎ figurative to walk or to be on thin ice avancer en terrain miné(c) (in ice rink) glace f;∎ come out onto the ice venez patiner ou sur la piste(se) givrer►► ice age période f glaciaire;ice bag sac m à glaçons;bleu m très pâle;ice bucket seau m à glace;ice cap calotte f glaciaire;ice cube glaçon m;Sport ice dancer danseur(euse) m,f sur glace;Sport ice dancing danse f sur glace;ice floe glace f flottante;Sport ice hockey hockey m sur glace;ice jam embâcle m;British ice lolly glace f à l'eau;ice machine, ice maker machine f à glace;familiar pejorative ice maiden glaçon m (femme distante);ice pick pic m à glace;ice point point m de congélation;familiar pejorative ice queen glaçon m (femme distante);Sport ice rink patinoire f;ice scraper (for car window) raclette f (antigivre);ice screw (for mountaineering) broche f à glace;ice sculpture sculpture f de glace;ice sheet nappe f de glace;ice show spectacle m sur glace;ice skate patin m (à glace);ice storm chutes fpl de pluie verglaçante, tempête f de verglas;ice track piste f de patinage de vitesse;American ice water eau f glacée;British ice yacht char m à voile (sur patins)➲ ice over(lake, river etc) geler; (window, propellers) (se) givrer➲ ice up(a) (lock, windscreen, propellers) (se) givrer, se couvrir de givre -
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ice [aɪs]1. noun• to keep sth on ice [+ food, drink] garder qch sur or dans de la glace3. compounds► ice over[windscreen, aircraft wings] givrer ; [river] geler[windscreen, aircraft, mechanism, lock] se givrer* * *[aɪs] 1.to put something on ice — lit mettre quelque chose à rafraîchir; fig mettre quelque chose en attente
2) GB ( ice cream) glace f3) (colloq) [U] ( diamonds) diamants mpl2.transitive verb Culinary glacer3.iced past participle adjective [water] avec des glaçons; [tea] glacé; [coffee] frappéPhrasal Verbs:- ice over••to be treading ou skating on thin ice — s'aventurer sur un terrain glissant
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scoop [sku:p]1. noun* * *[skuːp] 1.1) ( implement) ( for shovelling) pelle f; ( for measuring) mesure f; ( for ice cream) cuillère f à glace2) ( scoopful) (of coffee, flour) mesure f; ( of earth) pelletée f; ( of ice cream) boule f3) ( in journalism) exclusivité f2.to get a scoop — obtenir un scoop (colloq)
(colloq) transitive verb décrocher (colloq) [prize, sum, story]Phrasal Verbs:- scoop up -
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scoop [sku:p]1 noun∎ to get or to make a scoop faire un scoop;∎ the paper got a scoop on the story le journal a publié la nouvelle en exclusivité(b) (utensil, ladle → for ice-cream, mashed potatoes) cuillère f à boule; (→ for flour, grain) pelle f; (→ for water) écope f; (on crane, dredger) pelle f; (on bulldozer) lame f(c) (amount scooped → of ice-cream, potatoes) boule f; (→ of flour, grain) pelletée f; (→ of earth, rocks) pelletée f∎ to make a scoop faire un gros bénéfice∎ to scoop flour/grain from a bin prendre de la farine/du grain dans un tonneau;∎ the ice-cream was scooped into a dish on a mis la glace dans un plat (à l'aide d'une cuillère);∎ she scooped the papers into her case elle a ramassé les journaux dans sa mallette;∎ we had to scoop the water out of the barrel nous avons dû vider le tonneau avec un récipient;∎ she scooped the grain out of the bucket elle a pris le grain dans le seau à l'aide d'une mesure;∎ he scooped the potatoes onto my plate il m'a servi des pommes de terre∎ they scooped a big profit ils ont ramassé un gros bénéfice;∎ figurative to scoop the field or the pool tout rafler►► scoop neck décolleté m rond;Fishing scoop net drague f∎ scoop out the tomatoes épépinez ou égrenez les tomates;∎ scoop out the flesh from the grapefruit évidez le pamplemousse(a) (take, pick up → in scoop) prendre ou ramasser à l'aide d'une pelle ou d'un récipient; (→ in hands) prendre ou ramasser dans les mains;∎ she scooped up the last of her soup elle finit son assiette d'un coup de cuillère;∎ the gangsters scooped the money up and jumped into the car les gangsters ont ramassé l'argent et ont sauté dans la voiture;∎ she scooped the papers up in her arms elle a ramassé une brassée de journaux;∎ the helicopter scooped him up l'hélicoptère le repêcha(b) (gather together) entasser;∎ can you scoop up the spilt beans? pouvez-vous faire un tas avec les haricots qui ont été renversés?
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ice bucket — noun 1. An insulated container for holding ice cubes to be used in drinks 2. A receptacle partially filled with ice, used for cooling bottles of wine • • • Main Entry: ↑ice * * * ˈice bucket [ice bucket ice buckets] … Useful english dictionary
ice bucket — ice buckets N COUNT An ice bucket is a container which holds ice cubes or cold water and ice. You can use it to provide ice cubes to put in drinks, or to put bottles of wine in and keep the wine cool … English dictionary
ice bucket — ice .bucket n 1.) a container filled with ice to keep bottles of wine cold 2.) a container in which pieces of ice are kept for putting in drinks … Dictionary of contemporary English
ice bucket — ice ,bucket noun count 1. ) a container filled with ice, in which you put a bottle of wine to keep it cold 2. ) a container for keeping small pieces of ice that you can put into drinks … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
ice bucket — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms ice bucket : singular ice bucket plural ice buckets 1) a container filled with ice, in which you put a bottle of wine to keep it cold 2) a container for keeping small pieces of ice that you can put into drinks … English dictionary
ice bucket — /ˈaɪs bʌkət/ (say uys bukuht) noun a small insulated bucket containing cubes of ice for adding to drinks, or crushed ice in which a bottle of wine or the like is immersed to cool …
ice bucket — noun (C) 1 a container filled with ice to keep bottles of wine cold 2 a container in which pieces of ice are kept for putting in drinks … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
ice bucket — noun An often insulated container for holding ice cubes … Wiktionary
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