icebox in Greek
icebox in Greek is χύξη — icebox means an old-fashioned insulated box or cabinet that used blocks of ice to keep food cool, before electric refrigerators were common.
icebox in Greek
χύξη
Pronounced: chyxi
(UK) A compartment in a refrigerator that is colder than the rest of the refrigerator and is used as a freezer.
What does "icebox" mean?
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noun An old-fashioned insulated box or cabinet that used blocks of ice to keep food cool, before electric refrigerators were common.
"Grandma still calls the fridge an icebox out of habit."
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noun (informal) A refrigerator.
"Grab a soda from the icebox while you're up."
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icebox in a sentence
- Grandma still calls the fridge an icebox out of habit.
- Grab a soda from the icebox while you're up.
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What is "icebox" in Greek?
"icebox" in Greek is χύξη. icebox means: An old-fashioned insulated box or cabinet that used blocks of ice to keep food cool, before electric refrigerators were common.
How do you pronounce χύξη?
"icebox" in Greek is χύξη, pronounced "chyxi".
How do you use "icebox" in a sentence?
Example: "Grandma still calls the fridge an icebox out of habit." In Greek, "icebox" is χύξη.
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