CEFR A1

iced

noun

Meaning

Water that has frozen into a solid state, typically clear or white, and is very cold.

Examples

The lake was covered in ice during the winter.
She put some ice in her glass of water.

Synonyms: frozen water, glaze, frost

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iced (A1)

noun

Pronunciation: /aɪs/

Definition

Water that has frozen into a solid state, typically clear or white, and is very cold.

Examples

The lake was covered in ice during the winter.
She put some ice in her glass of water.
Be careful walking on the icy pavement.

How to Use iced

ice cream (collocation): A cold, sweet dessert made from cream or milk. — "She loves chocolate ice cream."
ice cube (collocation): A small block of frozen water used to cool drinks. — "Put an ice cube in your drink."
on ice (prepositional phrase): Delayed or postponed. — "The meeting has been put on ice."
break the ice (idiom): To start a conversation or interaction in a social setting. — "His friendly smile helped to break the ice."

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