icehouse 的定义
plural ice·hous·es [ahys-hou-ziz]. /ˈaɪsˌhaʊ zɪz/.
- a building for storing ice.
更多icehouse例句
- Mr. McBride ran his upholstery shop in the old icehouse on Lee Street, a few blocks off the square in downtown Clanton.
- There was also a nice little cave, made of stones, and that was almost as cool as an icehouse.
- Those that had not long suffered the cold of the icehouse, had all their movements, and went out briskly.
- Some smaller buildings—the icehouse, the powder house and a sort of stable for the canoes—completed the number.
- The last places to go before the fire started to burn itself out, were the icehouse and coal yard of the American Ice company.
- In the illustration men are carrying ice to the circular-shaped, brick, icehouse.