Ice down Meaning in English
expression
ˈaɪs/ /ˈdaʊn
EYES DOWN
ˈaɪs/ /dˈaʊn
EYES DOWN
Definición
To cool something by covering it or surrounding it with ice; often used for injuries or drinks.
Uso & Matices
Informal, especially in American English. Common with 'an injury' ("ice down your ankle") or drinks ("ice down the soda"). Usually implies using actual ice, not just refrigerating.
Spanish: enfriar con hielo - poner hielo encimaPortuguese (BR): resfriar com gelo - colocar gelo emPortuguese (PT): arrefecer com gelo - colocar gelo emChinese (Simplified): 用冰冷却 - 用冰敷Chinese (Traditional): 用冰冷卻 - 用冰敷Hindi: बर्फ़ से ठंडा करना - बर्फ़ रखनाArabic: تبريد بالثلج - وضع ثلج علىBengali: বরফ দিয়ে ঠান্ডা করা - বরফ লাগানোRussian: охлаждать льдом - приложить лёдJapanese: 氷で冷やす - 氷を当てるVietnamese: chườm đá - làm lạnh bằng đáKorean: 얼음으로 식히다 - 얼음을 대다Turkish: buzla soğutmak - buz koymakUrdu: برف سے ٹھنڈا کرنا - برف لگاناIndonesian: kompres es batu - mendinginkan dengan es
Oraciones de Ejemplo
You should ice down your knee after playing soccer.
basic
We need to ice down the drinks before the party.
basic
Please ice down the swelling on your arm.
basic
They forgot to ice down the seafood and it spoiled quickly.
natural
After my workout, I always ice down my sore muscles.
natural
Did you ice down the punch for the picnic?
natural