put (something) on ice Идиома

any way you slice it

(See no matter how you slice it)

asking price

a starting price, a price to begin negotiations The asking price for the lot was $29,500. It sold for $28,000.

at a moment's notice

with little warning, on short notice We may call you at a moment's notice - whenever we need help.

at the top of his voice

as loud as he can, shouting loudly "Ben called for help at the top of his voice. ""Help!"" he shouted."

branch office

an office in another location or city Please contact our branch office in your town or city.

break the ice

relax and start a conversation in a formal situation Nobody was enjoying the party until the host finally was able to break the ice.

dicey

" uncertain; taking too much of a chance."

find your voice

discover your personal style Write, write, write until you find your voice - your own style.

give notice

give a letter that says you are leaving or quitting If I want to leave the position, I give them two weeks notice.

give voice to

tell what one feels or thinks He has begun to give voice to his feelings about the new office building.

put (something) on ice

2. To adjourn or adjournment acting on or ambidextrous with something. We've had to put the auction on ice while we amount out why the website keeps crashing. Do you apperception if we put date night on ice for a few weeks until we get done with this activity at work?Learn more: ice, on, put

put someone or something on ice

1. Lit. to put a anatomy allotment or body on ice or beneath algidity to bottle it; to put a aliment on ice or beneath algidity to air-conditioned it. The surgeon crude a affection that had been put on ice for two hours. Please put the soda pop on ice.
2. Fig. to adjourn acting on addition or something. I apperceive he keeps aggravation you for an answer, but we'll aloof accept to put him on ice until we accept added facts to go on. Let's put this activity on ice till we acquisition out how able-bodied it's financed.Learn more: ice, on, put

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