French · ice
Tea without ice.
The ice is melting.
Stay frosty.
Stay frosty.
I love ice cream.
Would you like some ice cream?
I want ice cream.
You eat an ice cream.
I'm eating an ice cream.
I'd like some ice cream.
The ice was thick enough for me to walk on.
The ice is too thin to bear your weight.
The ice on the lake is too thin to bear your weight.
Damn, this ice cream is really good!
Do you want the tea hot or iced?
The lake was bound in ice.
When ice melts, it becomes liquid.
In winter, the island is covered with ice and snow.
A winter sport that many people enjoy is ice skating.
Eating ice cream always puts me in a happy mood.
The ice has melted.
Why does ice float?
Ice is solid.
Add lots of ice.
Add lots of ice.
The ice is very thick.
The ice has melted in the sun.
The dessert is ice cream.
Every spring, the winter ice melts into the rivers, streams and lakes.
Heat turns ice into water.
The ice sheets are melting.
Tom dove under the ice.
Tom ordered an ice cream.
I cooled the patient's head with ice.
Since it's my day off today, I'm going to treat myself to a family-sized tub of walnut ice cream.
Don't forget your ice skates.
Windscreen wipers are useless against ice.
An icy blast of wind chilled me to the bone.
I like vanilla ice cream very much.
This is the kind of gossip you usually find in a glossy magazine.
An ice pack will numb the pain.
The ice is too thin to skate on.
The water turned to ice.
The water turned to ice.
I want an ice cream with a lot of whipped cream.
The rugged rover on Neptune's Triton travelled on a plateau of nitrogen ice.
Frost is a layer of ice crystals.
Frozen water is called ice; dew congealed is called frost.
Put your skates on and get on the ice.
The ice is solid enough for skating.