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ice

[ʌɪs]

他動詞自動詞[C/U] 両方

The primary image is one of absolute coldness, rigidity, and transparency. In its physical sense, it suggests a barriersomething that stops flow or movement (like a frozen river). When used as a verb for baking, the feeling shifts to precision and decoration, focusing on the final "finishing touch" that makes a product visually appealing. In metaphorical contexts, though not explicitly defined in the provided POS, the word carries a heavy connotation of emotional distance or hostility (e.g., "an icy stare"), contrasting sharply with the warmth of human connection.

Uncountable when referring to the substance in general (there is ice on the road). Countable when referring to specific pieces or units (add three ice cubes to the glass).

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名詞

Frozen water, a brittle transparent crystalline solid formed by the freezing of water.

"The lake was covered in a thick layer of ice during January."

他動詞

To cover or decorate a cake with icing; to cool something using ice.

"She spent an hour icing the wedding cake with vanilla frosting."

自動詞

To become covered in ice or to freeze over.

"The windshield began to ice over as the temperature dropped below zero."

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