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ice1

/aɪs/

Translation

n [u]
hielo
ice cap
casquete de hielo
Se dice some ice, a piece of ice o an ice cube. Incorrecto: an ice
to be on ice (un plan, un proyecto)
estar aparcado,da
to break the ice (en una situación tensa)
romper el hielo col.
to cut no ice (un argumento)
dar igual [a alguien]
His excuses cut no ice with me
A mí me dan igual sus excusas
no convencer
no colar col.
Véase tb: black ice; ice cream cone
(Definition of ice n from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish © Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)

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