英语词组Frost Robert Lee是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

frost (someone)

To cause someone to become angry, agitated, or annoyed. My sister really frosted me by using the last of my shampoo—again!

frosted

Angry, agitated, or annoyed. I'm frosted because you used the last of my shampoo—again!

frost over

To become coated with a thin layer of ice. If the ground frosts over tonight, we'll have a much harder time digging into it tomorrow.

frost up

1. To become coated with a thin layer of ice. If the ground frosts up tonight, we'll have a much harder time digging into it tomorrow.

2. To cause something to become coated with a thin layer of ice. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "frost" and "up." I'm worried that the cold temperatures tonight will frost the ground up.

frost over

to become covered with frost. The windows had all frosted over in the night. The car windows frosted over.

frosted (over)

Sl. angry; annoyed. The clerk was really frosted over when I asked for a better one. Why was he so frosted?

frost over

To become covered with frost: The blades of grass frosted over in the cold night air.

frost up

1. To become covered with frost: The windows frosted up quickly when the temperature dropped.

2. To cause something to become covered with frost: The freezing air frosted up the windows. Our breath frosted the mirrors up.

frost

tv. to make someone angry. (see also frosted (over).) The little car frosted me by zooming into my parking place.

frosted (over)

mod. angry; annoyed. The clerk was really frosted over when I asked for a better one.

frosted

verb

See frosted over

词组	Frost Robert Lee
释义	(redirected from Frost Robert Lee) frost (someone) To cause someone to become angry, agitated, or annoyed. My sister really frosted me by using the last of my shampoo—again! frosted Angry, agitated, or annoyed. I'm frosted because you used the last of my shampoo—again! frost over To become coated with a thin layer of ice. If the ground frosts over tonight, we'll have a much harder time digging into it tomorrow. frost up 1. To become coated with a thin layer of ice. If the ground frosts up tonight, we'll have a much harder time digging into it tomorrow. 2. To cause something to become coated with a thin layer of ice. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "frost" and "up." I'm worried that the cold temperatures tonight will frost the ground up. frost over to become covered with frost. The windows had all frosted over in the night. The car windows frosted over. frosted (over) Sl. angry; annoyed. The clerk was really frosted over when I asked for a better one. Why was he so frosted? frost over v. To become covered with frost: The blades of grass frosted over in the cold night air. frost up v. 1. To become covered with frost: The windows frosted up quickly when the temperature dropped. 2. To cause something to become covered with frost: The freezing air frosted up the windows. Our breath frosted the mirrors up. frost tv. to make someone angry. (see also frosted (over).) The little car frosted me by zooming into my parking place. frosted (over) mod. angry; annoyed. The clerk was really frosted over when I asked for a better one. frosted verb See frosted over
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