frost

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈfrɒst/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/frɔst, frɑst/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(frôst, frost)

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
frost n (ice)escarcha nf
 Aaron always loved it when frost formed on the windows.
 A Aaron siempre le ha encantado cuando se forma escarcha en las ventanas.
frost n (freezing weather)helada nf
 Wait until after the last frost before planting your vegetable patch.
 Espera hasta la última helada antes de plantar la huerta.
frost [sth] vtr mainly US (cake: add icing)glasear vtr
  embetunar vtr
 Tom frosted the cake just before he served it to his guests.
 Tom glaseó la torta justo antes de servirla.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
frost [sth] vtr often passive (glass: make opaque)opacar vtr
 The glass for the bathroom window has been frosted for greater privacy.
 Los vidrios del baño se opacaron para dar mayor privacidad.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
frost over vi + adv (be covered by frost)cubierto de escarcha loc adj
  helarse v prnl
  congelarse v prnl
frost plug n (blockage caused by frozen liquid)congelamiento de las cañerías nm + loc adj
frost sensitive,
frost-sensitive
adj
(plant: susceptible to frost damage)sensible al frío loc adj
Note: The hyphen may be omitted when the adjective follows the noun.
frost up vi + adv (be covered by frost)cubierto de escarcha loc adj
frost-free adj (freezer, etc.: does not form ice buildup) (voz inglesa)no frost loc adj
hard frost n (temperature below 28⁰ F)helada nf
  temperatura por debajo de -2º C nf + loc adj
hoar frost n (white frost)escarcha nf
  helada blanca loc nom f
 It was a cold night, and we awoke to a hoar frost in the morning.
Jack Frost n figurative (frosty weather)helada nf
 Jack Frost had called during the night and there was ice on the windows.
 Hubo una helada durante la noche y había hielo en las ventanas.
snowbelt,
Snow Belt,
Frostbelt,
Frost Belt
n
US (northern US)cinturón de nieve de los Grandes Lagos n propio m
  cinturón de nieve loc nom m
white frost n (weather: heavy frost)nevada nf
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'frost' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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In Lists: Weather, more...
Synonyms: freeze, rime, more...
Collocations: frost [damage, protection], [built, made] to be frost-resistant, [hands, fingers] covered in frost bites, more...

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