electric refrigerator or freezer

ice cream; a frozen dessert usually made from dairy products and flavorings

as cold as ice; freezing or very cold to the touch

ice cream; a frozen dessert made from milk, cream, sugar, and flavorings

ice cube; chunk of ice

to glide on ice wearing skates

ice and snow; frozen snow

The sport of ice hockey, also known as [[冰上曲棍球|冰上曲棍球|bing1 shang4 qu1 gun4 qiu2]].

to freeze over or congeal into ice (of water, ground, etc.)

to ice-skate or roller-skate; to participate in skating as a sport or recreational activity

ice-cold; extremely cold to the touch

large mass of ice that moves slowly over land, typically found in polar regions or high mountains

rock candy; crystal sugar

A massive piece of ice that has broken off from a glacier or ice shelf and is floating in open water

hail; hailstone

to freeze; to ice up or ice over; to turn into ice when water reaches temperatures at or below the freezing point

popsicle; ice lolly; ice pop

Li Bingbing (1973-), a popular Chinese film actress and singer

Iceland; a country in Northern Europe

popsicle; ice pop; a frozen treat made of fruit juice, milk, or flavored water on a stick

as cold as ice; frosty; icy to the touch

electric refrigerator; fridge

An ice-covered surface for ice skating

crystal methamphetamine; ice. A synthetic stimulant drug that typically appears as white or translucent crystals or powder.

to be completely covered or sealed by ice or snow; icebound

(of drinks, etc.) chilled with ice or refrigerated

Li Bing (c. 3rd century BC); hydraulic engineer and governor of the Shu commandery during the Warring States period who designed the [[都江堰|都江堰|du1 jiang1 yan4]] irrigation system in Sichuan.

ice water; iced water

A large electrical appliance used for freezing and storing food below zero degrees Celsius

a heart as pure and clear as ice; refers to a person of high character and integrity who is indifferent to fame or fortune

The temperature at which water turns to ice; 0°C at standard atmospheric pressure.

a world of ice and snow; used to describe extremely cold weather or a landscape covered in ice and snow as far as the eye can see

A massive body of ice that moves slowly over land, found in high mountains or polar regions; same as [[冰川|冰川|bing1 chuan1]].

An art form or finished work created by carving blocks of ice

dry ice; solid carbon dioxide used as a refrigerant or to create theatrical smoke effects

a hanging spike of ice formed by the freezing of dripping water

layer of ice; icing

skating shoes; refers to both ice skates and roller skates or rollerblades

skating boots equipped with metal blades for ice skating

tread carefully as if walking on thin ice; extremely cautious and wary in one's actions

ice bag or pack; a rubber bag filled with crushed ice, cold water, or coolant used for medical cooling, pain relief, or keeping food fresh

Arctic Ocean; the smallest of the world's oceans, located around the North Pole between Asia, Europe, and North America.

ice blocks or sheets floating on the surface of a river or the sea

Ice and frost

Traditional Northern Chinese snack consisting of fruit, commonly hawthorn, coated in hard sugar syrup and served on a bamboo skewer; also known as [[糖葫芦|糖葫蘆|tang2 hu2 lu5]].

a spike of ice hanging from an eave or other surface, formed by the freezing of dripping water

Microscopic ice crystals formed when water vapor in the air freezes at temperatures below freezing

An organic compound occurring as white crystals with a strong fragrance, used in fragrance, medicine, and chemical synthesis; used in traditional medicine to treat conditions like strokes, sore throats, or eye inflammation

skating rink, ice stadium, or ice arena