I. hoar [брит. hɔː, америк. hɔr] ПРИЛ. устар. or лит.
I. frost [брит. frɒst, америк. frɔst] СУЩ.
1. frost (weather condition):
| I | frost |
|---|---|
| you | frost |
| he/she/it | frosts |
| we | frost |
| you | frost |
| they | frost |
| I | frosted |
|---|---|
| you | frosted |
| he/she/it | frosted |
| we | frosted |
| you | frosted |
| they | frosted |
| I | have | frosted |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | frosted |
| he/she/it | has | frosted |
| we | have | frosted |
| you | have | frosted |
| they | have | frosted |
| I | had | frosted |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | frosted |
| he/she/it | had | frosted |
| we | had | frosted |
| you | had | frosted |
| they | had | frosted |
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The 1947 running was abandoned due to snow and frost.
en.wikipedia.org To combat frost heave, 70% of the line is constructed above the ground surface on viaducts.
en.wikipedia.org Freezing temperatures and frost have occurred during every month and rime ice accumulations are common above.
en.wikipedia.org The majority are not frost hardy and must be overwintered under protection.
en.wikipedia.org Reports vary; some meteorites are reported to be burning hot to the touch upon landing, while others have been cold enough to condense water and form a frost.
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