Definition of icebox in English:

icebox

noun ˈʌɪsbɒksˈaɪsˌbɑks

1A chilled box or cupboard for keeping something cold, especially food.
Example sentencesExamples
- Beryl spit out a mouthful of kibble and hid behind the antique icebox that never had any ice.
- In my nightmares, I hid in an icebox, but they found me anyway.
- A good skipper will have a plentiful supply of bottled water in the icebox, but it is as well to check before leaving port that he had laid in enough to last the day.
- The cupboards all matched, unlike Toni and Carina's mismatched, random cupboards and iceboxes.
- The icebox only consisted of a wooden box with ice surrounding it.
- I praised his courage, because it's not easy to carry the heavy icebox up to the top of mountain.
- Griffith ignored him and opened one of the iceboxes at the corner of the tiny kitchen.
- ‘He's against it,’ replied Coolidge coolly as he reached in the icebox for a beer.
- Reaching down, he opened an icebox, and then brought up a slab of meat.
- Against the back of this room was a cupboard for storage, a stove, and an icebox.
- She looked around the small kitchen before she opened the cabinets and the icebox and saw that they were empty.
- What did you think I was practicing for, when Dad needs extra ice for the icebox?
- The icebox is a 54-quart portable cooler that fits beneath the companionway steps.
- Nobody is kicking down your door, confiscating your icebox and saying you can't drink into the wee hours.
- I'm already thirsty for another frosty cool one from Hardway's icebox.
- Evil slams down the piano, and grabs the icebox.
- She then offered to help him carry the icebox where the fishes were.
1. 1.1British A compartment in a refrigerator for making and storing ice.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Marcia poured her diet coke into a glass and she pulled the icebox out of the small refrigerator and put a few in.
  He stood beside the fridge with the icebox in his hand, looking a little dumb.
  Have been inspired by the immensely satisfying experiencing of defrosting the icebox on Sunday.
  Store your vermouth in the icebox so that it is always cold.
  Rufie actually made one of her famous icebox cakes in honour of my arrival.
2. 1.2US dated A refrigerator.
  Example sentencesExamples
  May, could you please get some eggs out of the icebox?
  People might have had iceboxes, but the very first home ‘fridges’ were not invented until 1913 and not mass-produced until 1939.
  How about a refrigerator that goes back to the old icebox concept and stores coolness in a block of frozen material during certain hours?
  But in other parts of the world, consumers with small iceboxes chug their milk from a rectangular drink box kept in the pantry.
  While the pie was baking, she removed some vegetables and meat from the icebox to prepare for dinner.

Definition of icebox in US English:

icebox

nounˈīsˌbäksˈaɪsˌbɑks

1A chilled box or cupboard for keeping something cold, especially food.
Example sentencesExamples
- A good skipper will have a plentiful supply of bottled water in the icebox, but it is as well to check before leaving port that he had laid in enough to last the day.
- Nobody is kicking down your door, confiscating your icebox and saying you can't drink into the wee hours.
- I'm already thirsty for another frosty cool one from Hardway's icebox.
- I praised his courage, because it's not easy to carry the heavy icebox up to the top of mountain.
- Beryl spit out a mouthful of kibble and hid behind the antique icebox that never had any ice.
- ‘He's against it,’ replied Coolidge coolly as he reached in the icebox for a beer.
- She then offered to help him carry the icebox where the fishes were.
- What did you think I was practicing for, when Dad needs extra ice for the icebox?
- The cupboards all matched, unlike Toni and Carina's mismatched, random cupboards and iceboxes.
- She looked around the small kitchen before she opened the cabinets and the icebox and saw that they were empty.
- Griffith ignored him and opened one of the iceboxes at the corner of the tiny kitchen.
- In my nightmares, I hid in an icebox, but they found me anyway.
- Evil slams down the piano, and grabs the icebox.
- The icebox is a 54-quart portable cooler that fits beneath the companionway steps.
- Reaching down, he opened an icebox, and then brought up a slab of meat.
- Against the back of this room was a cupboard for storage, a stove, and an icebox.
- The icebox only consisted of a wooden box with ice surrounding it.
1. 1.1US dated A refrigerator.
  Example sentencesExamples
  While the pie was baking, she removed some vegetables and meat from the icebox to prepare for dinner.
  May, could you please get some eggs out of the icebox?
  People might have had iceboxes, but the very first home ‘fridges’ were not invented until 1913 and not mass-produced until 1939.
  But in other parts of the world, consumers with small iceboxes chug their milk from a rectangular drink box kept in the pantry.
  How about a refrigerator that goes back to the old icebox concept and stores coolness in a block of frozen material during certain hours?

单词	icebox
释义	Definition of icebox in English: icebox noun ˈʌɪsbɒksˈaɪsˌbɑks 1A chilled box or cupboard for keeping something cold, especially food. Example sentencesExamples Beryl spit out a mouthful of kibble and hid behind the antique icebox that never had any ice. In my nightmares, I hid in an icebox, but they found me anyway. A good skipper will have a plentiful supply of bottled water in the icebox, but it is as well to check before leaving port that he had laid in enough to last the day. The cupboards all matched, unlike Toni and Carina's mismatched, random cupboards and iceboxes. The icebox only consisted of a wooden box with ice surrounding it. I praised his courage, because it's not easy to carry the heavy icebox up to the top of mountain. Griffith ignored him and opened one of the iceboxes at the corner of the tiny kitchen. ‘He's against it,’ replied Coolidge coolly as he reached in the icebox for a beer. Reaching down, he opened an icebox, and then brought up a slab of meat. Against the back of this room was a cupboard for storage, a stove, and an icebox. She looked around the small kitchen before she opened the cabinets and the icebox and saw that they were empty. What did you think I was practicing for, when Dad needs extra ice for the icebox? The icebox is a 54-quart portable cooler that fits beneath the companionway steps. Nobody is kicking down your door, confiscating your icebox and saying you can't drink into the wee hours. I'm already thirsty for another frosty cool one from Hardway's icebox. Evil slams down the piano, and grabs the icebox. She then offered to help him carry the icebox where the fishes were. 1.1British A compartment in a refrigerator for making and storing ice. Example sentencesExamples Marcia poured her diet coke into a glass and she pulled the icebox out of the small refrigerator and put a few in. He stood beside the fridge with the icebox in his hand, looking a little dumb. Have been inspired by the immensely satisfying experiencing of defrosting the icebox on Sunday. Store your vermouth in the icebox so that it is always cold. Rufie actually made one of her famous icebox cakes in honour of my arrival. 1.2US dated A refrigerator. Example sentencesExamples May, could you please get some eggs out of the icebox? People might have had iceboxes, but the very first home ‘fridges’ were not invented until 1913 and not mass-produced until 1939. How about a refrigerator that goes back to the old icebox concept and stores coolness in a block of frozen material during certain hours? But in other parts of the world, consumers with small iceboxes chug their milk from a rectangular drink box kept in the pantry. While the pie was baking, she removed some vegetables and meat from the icebox to prepare for dinner. Definition of icebox in US English: icebox nounˈīsˌbäksˈaɪsˌbɑks 1A chilled box or cupboard for keeping something cold, especially food. Example sentencesExamples A good skipper will have a plentiful supply of bottled water in the icebox, but it is as well to check before leaving port that he had laid in enough to last the day. Nobody is kicking down your door, confiscating your icebox and saying you can't drink into the wee hours. I'm already thirsty for another frosty cool one from Hardway's icebox. I praised his courage, because it's not easy to carry the heavy icebox up to the top of mountain. Beryl spit out a mouthful of kibble and hid behind the antique icebox that never had any ice. ‘He's against it,’ replied Coolidge coolly as he reached in the icebox for a beer. She then offered to help him carry the icebox where the fishes were. What did you think I was practicing for, when Dad needs extra ice for the icebox? The cupboards all matched, unlike Toni and Carina's mismatched, random cupboards and iceboxes. She looked around the small kitchen before she opened the cabinets and the icebox and saw that they were empty. Griffith ignored him and opened one of the iceboxes at the corner of the tiny kitchen. In my nightmares, I hid in an icebox, but they found me anyway. Evil slams down the piano, and grabs the icebox. The icebox is a 54-quart portable cooler that fits beneath the companionway steps. Reaching down, he opened an icebox, and then brought up a slab of meat. Against the back of this room was a cupboard for storage, a stove, and an icebox. The icebox only consisted of a wooden box with ice surrounding it. 1.1US dated A refrigerator. Example sentencesExamples While the pie was baking, she removed some vegetables and meat from the icebox to prepare for dinner. May, could you please get some eggs out of the icebox? People might have had iceboxes, but the very first home ‘fridges’ were not invented until 1913 and not mass-produced until 1939. But in other parts of the world, consumers with small iceboxes chug their milk from a rectangular drink box kept in the pantry. How about a refrigerator that goes back to the old icebox concept and stores coolness in a block of frozen material during certain hours?
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