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1 frost
1. nounFrost, der; (frozen dew or vapour) Reif, der2. transitive verbten degrees of frost — (Brit.) zehn Grad minus
1) (esp. Amer. Cookery) mit Zucker bestreuen; (ice) glasieren2)frosted glass — Mattglas, das
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/101592/frost_over">frost over* * *[frost] 1. noun1) (frozen dew, vapour etc: The ground was covered with frost this morning.)2. verb1) (to become covered with frost: The windscreen of my car frosted up last night.) überfrieren•- frosting- frosty
- frostily
- frostbite
- frostbitten* * *[frɒst, AM frɑ:st]I. nearly/late \frost früher/später Frost12/15 degrees of \frost 12/15 Grad minus [o unter Null]ground \frost Bodenfrost mII. vt▪ to \frost sth tree, leaves, bush etw mit Raureif überziehen▪ to \frost sth etw glasierento have one's hair \frosted sich dat blonde Strähnchen machen lassen▪ to be \frosted erfroren sein5. (make opaque)to \frost glass Glas mattieren\frosted glass Milchglas nt* * *[frɒst]1. n2) (fig: cold manner) Kühle f, Kälte f, Frostigkeit f2. vt1) glass mattieren3) (= quick-freeze) einfrieren, tiefkühlen* * *frost [frɒst]A s1. Frost m:ten degrees of frost Br 10 Grad Kälte2. Reif m3. Eisblumen pl4. fig Kühle f, Kälte f, Frostigkeit f5. umg Pleite f, Reinfall m, Misserfolg mB v/t1. mit Reif oder Eis überziehen3. GASTR besonders USa) glasieren, mit Zuckerguss überziehenb) mit (Puder)Zucker bestreuen6. poet die Haare grau werden lassena) sich bereifen,b) sich mit Eis(blumen) überziehen* * *1. nounFrost, der; (frozen dew or vapour) Reif, der2. transitive verbten degrees of frost — (Brit.) zehn Grad minus
1) (esp. Amer. Cookery) mit Zucker bestreuen; (ice) glasieren2)frosted glass — Mattglas, das
Phrasal Verbs:* * *n.Frost ¨-e m. -
2 frost
[frɒst, Am frɑ:st] nearly/late \frost früher/später Frost12/15 degrees of \frost 12/15 Grad minus [o unter null];ground \frost Bodenfrost m1) ( cover with frost)to \frost sth tree, leaves, bush etw mit Raureif überziehento \frost sth etw glasierento have one's hair \frosted sich dat blonde Strähnchen machen lassento be \frosted erfroren sein5) ( make opaque)to \frost glass Glas mattieren;\frosted glass Milchglas nt
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