Definition of ice bucket in English:

ice bucket

noun

A cylindrical container holding chunks of ice, the ice being used either directly in drinks or for chilling a bottle of wine.
Example sentencesExamples
- Covers are drawn up on a rumpled bed, and there are bottles of water and an ice bucket on a table.
- The waiter bowed respectively as he proffered the glass bottle, still beaded with perspiration from the ice bucket.
- This is the moment to ask for an ice bucket (for red wines if necessary) or for a bottle to be taken out of an ice bucket.
- A table was set for 10 with a bottle of water in an ice bucket alongside a bottle of Hill's Absinth (the Czech spelling).
- There was a gurgling coffee machine on a fold out card table, along with empty plastic cups and an ice bucket.
- Our wine, in a shared ice bucket, disappeared to the other table with bare-faced regularity.
- You may like to purchase a Bolly Basket - an ice bucket with a bottle of Bollinger French champagne.
- With your ice bucket, bail the water from the bath onto the door to keep it cool.
- I knock back the half bottle of champagne in the ice bucket and try to sleep.
- The waiter placed the champagne back in the ice bucket and retrieved a carton of Minute Maid pink lemonade from under the cart.
- It took me a few minutes to dodge the drinking gamers and get to the ice bucket.
- He pulled a can of soda off a nearby ice bucket and placed it on the counter.
- ‘Yes,’ he says, watching Cameron reach into the ice bucket with a pair of sharp silver tongs.
- Walking over to the table, he picked up the bottle from the ice bucket.
- If an ice bucket were missing, which costs $26 each, maybe we'd go after that.
- Satine turns to a trolley with food and drink on it, and picks up a bottle of Champagne from the ice bucket.
- He pulled the bottle of wine from the ice bucket and poured a glass for her and then one for himself.
- Heineken is offering a contest to let participants imitate the Heineken TV commercial by dredging up beer bottles from an ice bucket.
- Between each pair of seats is a table with a built-in ice bucket for wine or champagne, served by uniformed staff during the movie.
- That green bottle with gold-foil seals brought in an ice bucket symbolised wealth and good taste.

Definition of ice bucket in US English:

ice bucket

nounˈaɪs ˌbəkətˈīs ˌbəkət

A cylindrical container holding chunks of ice, either ready to serve in drinks or for chilling a bottle of wine in.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is the moment to ask for an ice bucket (for red wines if necessary) or for a bottle to be taken out of an ice bucket.
- Walking over to the table, he picked up the bottle from the ice bucket.
- A table was set for 10 with a bottle of water in an ice bucket alongside a bottle of Hill's Absinth (the Czech spelling).
- Satine turns to a trolley with food and drink on it, and picks up a bottle of Champagne from the ice bucket.
- You may like to purchase a Bolly Basket - an ice bucket with a bottle of Bollinger French champagne.
- That green bottle with gold-foil seals brought in an ice bucket symbolised wealth and good taste.
- Heineken is offering a contest to let participants imitate the Heineken TV commercial by dredging up beer bottles from an ice bucket.
- The waiter bowed respectively as he proffered the glass bottle, still beaded with perspiration from the ice bucket.
- With your ice bucket, bail the water from the bath onto the door to keep it cool.
- Our wine, in a shared ice bucket, disappeared to the other table with bare-faced regularity.
- He pulled a can of soda off a nearby ice bucket and placed it on the counter.
- There was a gurgling coffee machine on a fold out card table, along with empty plastic cups and an ice bucket.
- Covers are drawn up on a rumpled bed, and there are bottles of water and an ice bucket on a table.
- I knock back the half bottle of champagne in the ice bucket and try to sleep.
- The waiter placed the champagne back in the ice bucket and retrieved a carton of Minute Maid pink lemonade from under the cart.
- It took me a few minutes to dodge the drinking gamers and get to the ice bucket.
- ‘Yes,’ he says, watching Cameron reach into the ice bucket with a pair of sharp silver tongs.
- If an ice bucket were missing, which costs $26 each, maybe we'd go after that.
- He pulled the bottle of wine from the ice bucket and poured a glass for her and then one for himself.
- Between each pair of seats is a table with a built-in ice bucket for wine or champagne, served by uniformed staff during the movie.

单词	ice bucket
释义	Definition of ice bucket in English: ice bucket noun A cylindrical container holding chunks of ice, the ice being used either directly in drinks or for chilling a bottle of wine. Example sentencesExamples Covers are drawn up on a rumpled bed, and there are bottles of water and an ice bucket on a table. The waiter bowed respectively as he proffered the glass bottle, still beaded with perspiration from the ice bucket. This is the moment to ask for an ice bucket (for red wines if necessary) or for a bottle to be taken out of an ice bucket. A table was set for 10 with a bottle of water in an ice bucket alongside a bottle of Hill's Absinth (the Czech spelling). There was a gurgling coffee machine on a fold out card table, along with empty plastic cups and an ice bucket. Our wine, in a shared ice bucket, disappeared to the other table with bare-faced regularity. You may like to purchase a Bolly Basket - an ice bucket with a bottle of Bollinger French champagne. With your ice bucket, bail the water from the bath onto the door to keep it cool. I knock back the half bottle of champagne in the ice bucket and try to sleep. The waiter placed the champagne back in the ice bucket and retrieved a carton of Minute Maid pink lemonade from under the cart. It took me a few minutes to dodge the drinking gamers and get to the ice bucket. He pulled a can of soda off a nearby ice bucket and placed it on the counter. ‘Yes,’ he says, watching Cameron reach into the ice bucket with a pair of sharp silver tongs. Walking over to the table, he picked up the bottle from the ice bucket. If an ice bucket were missing, which costs $26 each, maybe we'd go after that. Satine turns to a trolley with food and drink on it, and picks up a bottle of Champagne from the ice bucket. He pulled the bottle of wine from the ice bucket and poured a glass for her and then one for himself. Heineken is offering a contest to let participants imitate the Heineken TV commercial by dredging up beer bottles from an ice bucket. Between each pair of seats is a table with a built-in ice bucket for wine or champagne, served by uniformed staff during the movie. That green bottle with gold-foil seals brought in an ice bucket symbolised wealth and good taste. Definition of ice bucket in US English: ice bucket nounˈaɪs ˌbəkətˈīs ˌbəkət A cylindrical container holding chunks of ice, either ready to serve in drinks or for chilling a bottle of wine in. Example sentencesExamples This is the moment to ask for an ice bucket (for red wines if necessary) or for a bottle to be taken out of an ice bucket. Walking over to the table, he picked up the bottle from the ice bucket. A table was set for 10 with a bottle of water in an ice bucket alongside a bottle of Hill's Absinth (the Czech spelling). Satine turns to a trolley with food and drink on it, and picks up a bottle of Champagne from the ice bucket. You may like to purchase a Bolly Basket - an ice bucket with a bottle of Bollinger French champagne. That green bottle with gold-foil seals brought in an ice bucket symbolised wealth and good taste. Heineken is offering a contest to let participants imitate the Heineken TV commercial by dredging up beer bottles from an ice bucket. The waiter bowed respectively as he proffered the glass bottle, still beaded with perspiration from the ice bucket. With your ice bucket, bail the water from the bath onto the door to keep it cool. Our wine, in a shared ice bucket, disappeared to the other table with bare-faced regularity. He pulled a can of soda off a nearby ice bucket and placed it on the counter. There was a gurgling coffee machine on a fold out card table, along with empty plastic cups and an ice bucket. Covers are drawn up on a rumpled bed, and there are bottles of water and an ice bucket on a table. I knock back the half bottle of champagne in the ice bucket and try to sleep. The waiter placed the champagne back in the ice bucket and retrieved a carton of Minute Maid pink lemonade from under the cart. It took me a few minutes to dodge the drinking gamers and get to the ice bucket. ‘Yes,’ he says, watching Cameron reach into the ice bucket with a pair of sharp silver tongs. If an ice bucket were missing, which costs $26 each, maybe we'd go after that. He pulled the bottle of wine from the ice bucket and poured a glass for her and then one for himself. Between each pair of seats is a table with a built-in ice bucket for wine or champagne, served by uniformed staff during the movie.
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