abbreviate

1. internal combustion engine

ice

[America] [a? 0? 1s][ English] [AIS]

noun

1. Ice [uncountable noun]

The pond will soon freeze. The pond will soon freeze.

2. Slang diamond; Jewelry [uncountable nouns]

3. America (jelly, etc. ) frozen food [countable noun]

4. English ice cream [countable nouns]

Don't eat so much ice cream.

transitive verb

1. Paint (cakes, etc.). ) with sugar coating (or sugar coating).

Step 2: Cool (with ice) and freeze.

The hostess chilled the beer. The hostess chilled the beer.

intransitive verb

1. Icing

adjective

1. Cold; Ice system

exceed

adjective

1. (Eggs) Fried on both sides.

2. Above; exceed

3. it's over, it's over

Summer is over. It's autumn now. Summer is over. It is autumn here.

adverb

1. Again, repeatedly

He plans to do it again from the beginning. He is going to do it again.

2. From beginning to end, from beginning to end

3. It's all over; All; everywhere

The river is frozen. The river is completely frozen.

Go too far

5. Surplus; More, bigger

Do you have any extra cement? Do you have any extra cement?

6. From one person to another; From one side to the other

7. Over the edge; spill over

The soup overflowed.

8. From side to side; stride

She walked to the other side to avoid meeting him. She walked to the other side of the street to avoid meeting him.

9. fall down, overturn

10. above; In the sky

[America] [? 0? 4ov？ 0? 6] [English] [? 0? 4? 0? 5uv？ 0? 5]

preposition

1. Above, directly above ...

We live above a small bookstore. We live above a small bookstore.

2. About; about ...

Through ... the media

She told me about it on the phone. She told me about it on the phone.

4. One side ... One side ...

They chatted over coffee. They chatted over coffee.

5. During ... ...

My grandson will stay for Christmas. My grandchildren will stay here during Christmas.

Go beyond, become redundant

7. Above (location, etc. ); Dominate; manage

He never tries to please his boss.

8. everywhere, everywhere

9. Opposite ...

10. From the edge of ... ...

1 1. Review ...

A plane flew over the house. A plane flew over the house.

12. (Overlay) Open ...

We spread a carpet on the floor. We laid a carpet on the floor.

These two words have too many meanings to explain. You need to know the real meaning in the specific context!