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Перевод: icy

[прилагательное]
ледяной; холодный; пронизывающий; покрытый льдом; заледенелый

Тезаурус:

1. Edouard's voice was icy.
2. There was one general's wife who looked like a peasant in disguise and another woman whose get-up produced ill-concealed mirth among the assembly, but an icy glance from the Empress soon punished us for it.
3. I joined a small group of three Germans, a Dutchman and an American who, with a young interpreter and a terrifyingly fit-looking guide from Kiev, set out for Europe's icy crown at four o'clock one morning last July.
4. With both hands he smoothed and adjusted the long sausage-roll of cloth that hugged the bottom of the door to keep out those icy draughts ever present in the rest of the house.
5. Soon the whole side of the basket was smashed and he was able to wriggle out and away to the side of the shower room, out of the icy water, gasping with relief through streams of mucus.
6. The world of Claus and Sunny Von Bulow is icy, sterile and at times, tragically comic.
7. Maybe they're top mountaineers training for a Himalayan expedition that requires constant overnight bivvying on icy rock faces.
8. All were shabby; all had about them the cleanliness of icy well-water, spoiled and fetid with the reek of the city, that nothing but fire could dispel.
9. On 20 January 1920 a detachment of Polish soldiers in greatcoats and four-cornered caps waded out knee-deep in the icy Baltic.
10. Autumn-sown wheat (and other cereals) should have a rough seed-bed to avoid soil capping, particularly on silty soils, and to provide some protection to the seedlings from icy winds.
11. Salt (a very large container - useful for icy front doorsteps as well as a condiment)
12. The icy river was at least 4 ft 1-;2 m deep and no boats could be found, but cavalry were stationed below the ford to catch any unfortunates who were swept away, and the infantry then crossed in lines abreast, holding on to each other.
13. Here, with no one to meet them, he had to be carried ashore through the icy sea by the captain, more dead from seasickness than alive, to make his wretched way to Glamis, Dundee and - 100 miles 160 km to the south of Peterhead - Perth, still held by Mar's troops.