Definition of glare ice in English:

glare ice

noun

mass nounNorth American

Smooth, glassy ice.
〈北美〉光滑如镜的冰
Example sentencesExamples
- There are enormous differences in surface to contend with, from deep soft snow to glare ice.
- Except for glare ice, there is rarely a snow condition that I won't try to ski.
- Fresh snow often merely masks glare ice and presents what appears to be a navigable surface when, in fact, you'd be better off on skis.
- Let a locked wheel slide off glare ice onto dry pavement, and you may be sideways faster than you can think about it.
- Despite the glare ice, we stopped with 500 feet of runway remaining; you gotta love reverse thrust!

Origin

Mid 19th century: probably from obsolete glare 'frost'; perhaps related to glare.

Definition of glare ice in US English:

glare ice

noun

North American

Smooth, glassy ice.
〈北美〉光滑如镜的冰
Example sentencesExamples
- There are enormous differences in surface to contend with, from deep soft snow to glare ice.
- Fresh snow often merely masks glare ice and presents what appears to be a navigable surface when, in fact, you'd be better off on skis.
- Despite the glare ice, we stopped with 500 feet of runway remaining; you gotta love reverse thrust!
- Let a locked wheel slide off glare ice onto dry pavement, and you may be sideways faster than you can think about it.
- Except for glare ice, there is rarely a snow condition that I won't try to ski.

Origin

Mid 19th century: probably from obsolete glare ‘frost’; perhaps related to glare.

单词	glare ice
释义	Definition of glare ice in English: glare ice noun mass nounNorth American Smooth, glassy ice. 〈北美〉光滑如镜的冰 Example sentencesExamples There are enormous differences in surface to contend with, from deep soft snow to glare ice. Except for glare ice, there is rarely a snow condition that I won't try to ski. Fresh snow often merely masks glare ice and presents what appears to be a navigable surface when, in fact, you'd be better off on skis. Let a locked wheel slide off glare ice onto dry pavement, and you may be sideways faster than you can think about it. Despite the glare ice, we stopped with 500 feet of runway remaining; you gotta love reverse thrust! Origin Mid 19th century: probably from obsolete glare 'frost'; perhaps related to glare. Definition of glare ice in US English: glare ice noun North American Smooth, glassy ice. 〈北美〉光滑如镜的冰 Example sentencesExamples There are enormous differences in surface to contend with, from deep soft snow to glare ice. Fresh snow often merely masks glare ice and presents what appears to be a navigable surface when, in fact, you'd be better off on skis. Despite the glare ice, we stopped with 500 feet of runway remaining; you gotta love reverse thrust! Let a locked wheel slide off glare ice onto dry pavement, and you may be sideways faster than you can think about it. Except for glare ice, there is rarely a snow condition that I won't try to ski. Origin Mid 19th century: probably from obsolete glare ‘frost’; perhaps related to glare.
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