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Meanings of dry ice in English
Usage of dry ice in English
1
For example, setting out dry ice in insulated travel mugs can work.
2
For anybody who doesn't know, liquid nitrogen is similar to dry ice.
3
I've got another load of dry ice for our lord 'n' master.
4
Apartment dwellers don't need to research supply companies for dry ice.
5
A few chunks of dry ice were still visible on the bottom; good.
6
Sample shipments with dry ice have a large economic impact on clinical research.
7
The agent carefully removed a test tube from the dry ice with tongs.
8
Mars' southern ice cap is crusted with dry ice, or solid carbon dioxide.
9
Plop the square of stainless steel on top of the ethanol-topped dry ice.
10
He had a remarkably piercing glassy-eyed stare and a voice like dry ice.
11
He packed a half-gallon of peach ice cream in dry ice.
12
And liquid nitrogen and dry ice can be a lot of fun, too!
13
Sparks of electricity ignited in her fingertips like touching dry ice.
14
A fog of dry ice swirled around them like early-morning mist.
15
There was a yellow girl whose skin smoked like dry ice.
16
Today, all that had evaporated like so much dry ice.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for dry ice
Catalan
Dry ice through the time
Dry ice across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare