Definition of ice cream in English:

ice cream

noun

mass noun

1A soft, sweet frozen food made with milk and cream and typically flavoured with vanilla, fruit, or other ingredients.
Example sentencesExamples
- For every donation to the National Blood Service they will get a free ice-cream tub voucher.
- The dessert menu is short, with the customary choices of creme caramel and ice cream.
- All that followed by apple pie, custard and vanilla ice cream is my idea of heaven.
- We defined high fat dairy food as whole milk, ice cream, hard cheese, butter, and sour cream.
- Of the puddings, a warm chocolate fondant with peanut ice-cream and artichoke caramel really stood out.
- I always have either tuna provencale, or the Drones burger and the warm chocolate tart with ice cream.
- A passing ice-cream vendor did well however, when he stopped to see what was going on.
- You can sample any of them with mini ice-cream spoons, from a tray of jars dedicated to that purpose.
- This is excellent on its own, but it would also be nice to serve it with ice-cream or custard.
- I enjoyed the hot chocolate fondant with stem ginger ice-cream and my petit fours were a delight.
- My sticky toffee pudding with tablet ice cream was the only standard-issue part of our whole meal.
- Visitors to Ripon may mistake the green and cream shelter in the Market Place for an ice-cream kiosk.
- You could, of course make your own sponge cake for this simple ice cream dessert.
- I had a choc covered flake cone, and was frustrated to find ice-cream melting onto my fingers.
- Dust with icing sugar, slice thickly and serve with custard, cream or ice-cream.
- The fresh petals are used in salads, as garnishes, and to flavour milk puddings and ice cream.
- For pudding I would have pecan pie and ginger ice cream with some kind of poison in it so I could cheat the hangman.
- I have grown-up children and fortunately they were never big ice-cream lovers.
- We loved to play on the roof and used to have mango ice-cream parties, musical evenings and fly kites up there.
- The brief dessert menu offers ice cream and pancake as well as baklava and kadaif.
1. 1.1count noun A serving of ice cream.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Visitors to English Heritage sites will end up buying the company's products if they want an ice cream.
  Way back then an ice cream cost one old penny before galloping inflation set in.
  Blackcurrants are so intensely flavoured that you don't need much of their purée to make an ice cream.
  But I would actually have one of my dad's ice creams on the island.
  Now the firm, which could normally supply about 25,000 ice creams or lollies in a summer week, is nearing the end of its stock.
  A little child with a chocolate ice cream will think that they are in seventh heaven.
  Even middle-aged and old people relish the taste and take homemade or branded ice creams as dessert.
  I had to take her to the shop to buy her some sweets instead of an ice cream, but what she had really wanted was a cornet.
  Fruit fools, jellies, and ice creams were popular desserts.
  We had an ice cream in the cafe afterwards, and here's Deidre looking very relaxed.
  High yolk ratios can produce very rich bases, as in the Italian and French ice creams.
  I always thought it was an ice cream place, and it is really, they make and sell ice creams, but the also serve fantastic food.
  I bought an ice cream and sat on a bench eating it, not really tasting it.
  Desserts cost £2.95 and featured home-made puddings, gateaux and ice creams.
  I loved the trip to the bakery because that meant that I'd be treated to an ice cream.
  We'll have sandpits and paddling pools with ice creams and candy floss.
  We then sat by the river for the while, had an ice cream and chatted, and then went back to Gillian's, and chatted.
  I sit down with an ice cream and tell myself that the semi-random walk showed me some less familiar bits of Rome.
  Cream teas, ice creams and cold drinks will be served throughout the afternoon.
  Adding eggs leads to a level of richness that eggless ice creams most certainly lack.

Origin

Mid 18th century: alteration of iced cream.

Definition of ice cream in US English:

ice cream

nounˌaɪs ˈkrim

1A soft frozen food made with sweetened and flavored milk fat.
冰激凌
Example sentencesExamples
- We defined high fat dairy food as whole milk, ice cream, hard cheese, butter, and sour cream.
- I have grown-up children and fortunately they were never big ice-cream lovers.
- For pudding I would have pecan pie and ginger ice cream with some kind of poison in it so I could cheat the hangman.
- For every donation to the National Blood Service they will get a free ice-cream tub voucher.
- Of the puddings, a warm chocolate fondant with peanut ice-cream and artichoke caramel really stood out.
- I had a choc covered flake cone, and was frustrated to find ice-cream melting onto my fingers.
- I enjoyed the hot chocolate fondant with stem ginger ice-cream and my petit fours were a delight.
- Visitors to Ripon may mistake the green and cream shelter in the Market Place for an ice-cream kiosk.
- A passing ice-cream vendor did well however, when he stopped to see what was going on.
- This is excellent on its own, but it would also be nice to serve it with ice-cream or custard.
- The brief dessert menu offers ice cream and pancake as well as baklava and kadaif.
- My sticky toffee pudding with tablet ice cream was the only standard-issue part of our whole meal.
- You could, of course make your own sponge cake for this simple ice cream dessert.
- We loved to play on the roof and used to have mango ice-cream parties, musical evenings and fly kites up there.
- I always have either tuna provencale, or the Drones burger and the warm chocolate tart with ice cream.
- Dust with icing sugar, slice thickly and serve with custard, cream or ice-cream.
- You can sample any of them with mini ice-cream spoons, from a tray of jars dedicated to that purpose.
- The dessert menu is short, with the customary choices of creme caramel and ice cream.
- All that followed by apple pie, custard and vanilla ice cream is my idea of heaven.
- The fresh petals are used in salads, as garnishes, and to flavour milk puddings and ice cream.
1. 1.1 A serving of ice cream.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I loved the trip to the bakery because that meant that I'd be treated to an ice cream.
  Cream teas, ice creams and cold drinks will be served throughout the afternoon.
  Way back then an ice cream cost one old penny before galloping inflation set in.
  We had an ice cream in the cafe afterwards, and here's Deidre looking very relaxed.
  We then sat by the river for the while, had an ice cream and chatted, and then went back to Gillian's, and chatted.
  Even middle-aged and old people relish the taste and take homemade or branded ice creams as dessert.
  Fruit fools, jellies, and ice creams were popular desserts.
  I had to take her to the shop to buy her some sweets instead of an ice cream, but what she had really wanted was a cornet.
  I sit down with an ice cream and tell myself that the semi-random walk showed me some less familiar bits of Rome.
  I always thought it was an ice cream place, and it is really, they make and sell ice creams, but the also serve fantastic food.
  But I would actually have one of my dad's ice creams on the island.
  A little child with a chocolate ice cream will think that they are in seventh heaven.
  Desserts cost £2.95 and featured home-made puddings, gateaux and ice creams.
  Blackcurrants are so intensely flavoured that you don't need much of their purée to make an ice cream.
  Visitors to English Heritage sites will end up buying the company's products if they want an ice cream.
  Now the firm, which could normally supply about 25,000 ice creams or lollies in a summer week, is nearing the end of its stock.
  I bought an ice cream and sat on a bench eating it, not really tasting it.
  High yolk ratios can produce very rich bases, as in the Italian and French ice creams.
  Adding eggs leads to a level of richness that eggless ice creams most certainly lack.
  We'll have sandpits and paddling pools with ice creams and candy floss.

Origin

Mid 18th century: alteration of iced cream.

单词	ice cream
释义	Definition of ice cream in English: ice cream noun mass noun 1A soft, sweet frozen food made with milk and cream and typically flavoured with vanilla, fruit, or other ingredients. Example sentencesExamples For every donation to the National Blood Service they will get a free ice-cream tub voucher. The dessert menu is short, with the customary choices of creme caramel and ice cream. All that followed by apple pie, custard and vanilla ice cream is my idea of heaven. We defined high fat dairy food as whole milk, ice cream, hard cheese, butter, and sour cream. Of the puddings, a warm chocolate fondant with peanut ice-cream and artichoke caramel really stood out. I always have either tuna provencale, or the Drones burger and the warm chocolate tart with ice cream. A passing ice-cream vendor did well however, when he stopped to see what was going on. You can sample any of them with mini ice-cream spoons, from a tray of jars dedicated to that purpose. This is excellent on its own, but it would also be nice to serve it with ice-cream or custard. I enjoyed the hot chocolate fondant with stem ginger ice-cream and my petit fours were a delight. My sticky toffee pudding with tablet ice cream was the only standard-issue part of our whole meal. Visitors to Ripon may mistake the green and cream shelter in the Market Place for an ice-cream kiosk. You could, of course make your own sponge cake for this simple ice cream dessert. I had a choc covered flake cone, and was frustrated to find ice-cream melting onto my fingers. Dust with icing sugar, slice thickly and serve with custard, cream or ice-cream. The fresh petals are used in salads, as garnishes, and to flavour milk puddings and ice cream. For pudding I would have pecan pie and ginger ice cream with some kind of poison in it so I could cheat the hangman. I have grown-up children and fortunately they were never big ice-cream lovers. We loved to play on the roof and used to have mango ice-cream parties, musical evenings and fly kites up there. The brief dessert menu offers ice cream and pancake as well as baklava and kadaif. 1.1count noun A serving of ice cream. Example sentencesExamples Visitors to English Heritage sites will end up buying the company's products if they want an ice cream. Way back then an ice cream cost one old penny before galloping inflation set in. Blackcurrants are so intensely flavoured that you don't need much of their purée to make an ice cream. But I would actually have one of my dad's ice creams on the island. Now the firm, which could normally supply about 25,000 ice creams or lollies in a summer week, is nearing the end of its stock. A little child with a chocolate ice cream will think that they are in seventh heaven. Even middle-aged and old people relish the taste and take homemade or branded ice creams as dessert. I had to take her to the shop to buy her some sweets instead of an ice cream, but what she had really wanted was a cornet. Fruit fools, jellies, and ice creams were popular desserts. We had an ice cream in the cafe afterwards, and here's Deidre looking very relaxed. High yolk ratios can produce very rich bases, as in the Italian and French ice creams. I always thought it was an ice cream place, and it is really, they make and sell ice creams, but the also serve fantastic food. I bought an ice cream and sat on a bench eating it, not really tasting it. Desserts cost £2.95 and featured home-made puddings, gateaux and ice creams. I loved the trip to the bakery because that meant that I'd be treated to an ice cream. We'll have sandpits and paddling pools with ice creams and candy floss. We then sat by the river for the while, had an ice cream and chatted, and then went back to Gillian's, and chatted. I sit down with an ice cream and tell myself that the semi-random walk showed me some less familiar bits of Rome. Cream teas, ice creams and cold drinks will be served throughout the afternoon. Adding eggs leads to a level of richness that eggless ice creams most certainly lack. Origin Mid 18th century: alteration of iced cream. Definition of ice cream in US English: ice cream nounˌaɪs ˈkrim 1A soft frozen food made with sweetened and flavored milk fat. 冰激凌 Example sentencesExamples We defined high fat dairy food as whole milk, ice cream, hard cheese, butter, and sour cream. I have grown-up children and fortunately they were never big ice-cream lovers. For pudding I would have pecan pie and ginger ice cream with some kind of poison in it so I could cheat the hangman. For every donation to the National Blood Service they will get a free ice-cream tub voucher. Of the puddings, a warm chocolate fondant with peanut ice-cream and artichoke caramel really stood out. I had a choc covered flake cone, and was frustrated to find ice-cream melting onto my fingers. I enjoyed the hot chocolate fondant with stem ginger ice-cream and my petit fours were a delight. Visitors to Ripon may mistake the green and cream shelter in the Market Place for an ice-cream kiosk. A passing ice-cream vendor did well however, when he stopped to see what was going on. This is excellent on its own, but it would also be nice to serve it with ice-cream or custard. The brief dessert menu offers ice cream and pancake as well as baklava and kadaif. My sticky toffee pudding with tablet ice cream was the only standard-issue part of our whole meal. You could, of course make your own sponge cake for this simple ice cream dessert. We loved to play on the roof and used to have mango ice-cream parties, musical evenings and fly kites up there. I always have either tuna provencale, or the Drones burger and the warm chocolate tart with ice cream. Dust with icing sugar, slice thickly and serve with custard, cream or ice-cream. You can sample any of them with mini ice-cream spoons, from a tray of jars dedicated to that purpose. The dessert menu is short, with the customary choices of creme caramel and ice cream. All that followed by apple pie, custard and vanilla ice cream is my idea of heaven. The fresh petals are used in salads, as garnishes, and to flavour milk puddings and ice cream. 1.1 A serving of ice cream. Example sentencesExamples I loved the trip to the bakery because that meant that I'd be treated to an ice cream. Cream teas, ice creams and cold drinks will be served throughout the afternoon. Way back then an ice cream cost one old penny before galloping inflation set in. We had an ice cream in the cafe afterwards, and here's Deidre looking very relaxed. We then sat by the river for the while, had an ice cream and chatted, and then went back to Gillian's, and chatted. Even middle-aged and old people relish the taste and take homemade or branded ice creams as dessert. Fruit fools, jellies, and ice creams were popular desserts. I had to take her to the shop to buy her some sweets instead of an ice cream, but what she had really wanted was a cornet. I sit down with an ice cream and tell myself that the semi-random walk showed me some less familiar bits of Rome. I always thought it was an ice cream place, and it is really, they make and sell ice creams, but the also serve fantastic food. But I would actually have one of my dad's ice creams on the island. A little child with a chocolate ice cream will think that they are in seventh heaven. Desserts cost £2.95 and featured home-made puddings, gateaux and ice creams. Blackcurrants are so intensely flavoured that you don't need much of their purée to make an ice cream. Visitors to English Heritage sites will end up buying the company's products if they want an ice cream. Now the firm, which could normally supply about 25,000 ice creams or lollies in a summer week, is nearing the end of its stock. I bought an ice cream and sat on a bench eating it, not really tasting it. High yolk ratios can produce very rich bases, as in the Italian and French ice creams. Adding eggs leads to a level of richness that eggless ice creams most certainly lack. We'll have sandpits and paddling pools with ice creams and candy floss. Origin Mid 18th century: alteration of iced cream.
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