Examples of using "льда" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Do you want more ice?
- Do you want more ice cream?
Get me some ice.
Tea without ice.
Add lots of ice.
I brought you some ice.
This is an ice cube.
There's some ice.
Tea without ice.
Do you want some ice cubes?
Let me get you some ice.
We need some ice.
I need ice cubes.
The port is free of ice.
Put some ice on your leg.
I brought you some ice.
I brought you some ice.
What is the melting point of water?
I need some ice.
The ice cube will melt in a little bit.
There's a lot of ice in the region.
May I have an ice bag?
Without the ice, more water evaporates,
These ice cubes will melt soon.
The icecaps are melting.
Frost is a layer of ice crystals.
- Windscreen wipers are useless against ice.
- Windscreen wipers are no good against ice.
- Windscreen wipers are no use against ice.
The ice is two inches thick.
I want it with plenty of ice.
I think we need more ice.
Comets are made from ice and rock.
Tom was carried off the ice on a stretcher.
that one-third of the ice on the Hindu Kush Himalaya mountains
But there are others hiding within the ice.
If you want to melt your ice cube, you have to get it wet,
is a crevasse, or a crack in the ice.
The amount of ice that Greenland has lost since 2002
I need ice cubes.
Salt is used to thaw ice.
The rings around Saturn are made up of dust and ice.
it's pulling against all of this snow and ice and it will hold me.
And we just make blocks of ice, make like this little, semi-circular dome.
This juice would be even better with two ice cubes.
May I have an ice bag?
- The ice is thick enough to walk on.
- The layer of ice is thick enough to walk on.
A Greek frappe is made from instant coffee, water, and ice cubes.
The submarine had to break through a thin sheet of ice to surface.
Everything around is white, and looks like a sheet of ice, covered with snow.
The layer of ice is thick enough to walk on.
Glacial meltwater is not purer than other types of water.
The layer of ice was thick enough to walk on.
In less than four decades, the Arctic has lost three-quarters of its sea ice.
Emoto Masaru believes that within ice crystals you can read a message to mankind.
I like to put an ice cube into my coffee, because it's usually too hot.
An avalanche is a mass of snow, ice and rocks that rapidly slides off a mountain slope.