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Meanings of frost-bound in English
Usage of frost-bound in English
1
Today's meeting at Lingfield has been abandoned because the course is frost-bound.
2
It was a silent frost-bound coast upon which they had set foot.
3
Black and frost-bound was the earth under the cruel east wind.
4
Out of this snow-smothered, frost-bound valley there was but one trail.
5
The birds forsook their frost-bound nests, and sang cheerily in the clear morning air.
6
The ground on each side of them shone white and hard in the frost-bound silence.
7
The larks sang at last high up against the grey cloud over the frost-bound earth.
8
It was a perfectly still night, frost-bound and motionless.
9
We're not frost-bound here every year, said the Captain.
10
Who could be frost-bound in this land of fire?
11
In these January days our earth, snow-clad and frost-bound, seems like a huge ball of ice.
12
It was born in controversial, frost-bound chaos, typical of the ancient ways of the spluttering colonel.
13
Two weeks later, when the new year was frost-bound, Lydia received this letter from her sister.
14
Though she did not realise it, something long frost-bound in her mind was yielding, shifting, breaking up.
15
Rhoda's eyelids grew moist, but wonder and the cold anguish of senseless sympathy held her still frost-bound.
16
It was a Sunday morning and black figures moved among the paths, placing flowers on the frost-bound hillocks.
Frost-bound through the time