Pronunciation: /frɔstbaɪt/
noun a condition in which skin and tissue freeze due to exposure to extreme cold
A1 She got frostbite on her fingers from playing in the snow without gloves.
A2 The hiker had to be rescued after suffering from severe frostbite on his toes.
B1 Proper winter clothing can help prevent frostbite during cold weather activities.
B2 Exposure to extreme cold can lead to frostbite if precautions are not taken.
C1 The mountaineer had to have his frostbite treated by a specialist in Arctic medicine.
C2 Severe cases of frostbite may require amputation of affected limbs to prevent further complications.
verb not applicable
A1 I hope I don't frostbite my fingers while playing in the snow.
A2 She frostbited her toes when she forgot to wear warm socks in the cold weather.
B1 The hiker was at risk of frostbiting his nose due to the extreme cold temperatures.
B2 Despite wearing gloves, he still managed to frostbite his hands during the winter expedition.
C1 The mountain climber had to be airlifted to safety after frostbiting his feet during the blizzard.
C2 The Arctic explorer had to undergo surgery to treat severe frostbite on his extremities.
adjective not applicable
A1 She wore gloves to protect her hands from frostbite.
A2 The hiker suffered from frostbite after being caught in a snowstorm.
B1 The frostbite warning prompted the school to cancel outdoor recess.
B2 The expedition team had to be evacuated due to severe cases of frostbite.
C1 The doctor recommended amputation for the severe frostbite on his toes.
C2 Despite the frostbite on his face, the mountain climber refused to give up on his quest.
adverb not applicable
A1 She walked outside without gloves and got frostbite on her fingers.
A2 The hiker ignored the signs of frostbite on his toes until it was too late.
B1 After being stranded in the snowstorm, he suffered from severe frostbite on his face.
B2 The mountaineer's frostbite had progressed to a dangerous level, requiring immediate medical attention.
C1 Despite experiencing frostbite during the expedition, she continued on to reach the summit.
C2 The extreme weather conditions led to several cases of frostbite among the expedition team.
pronoun not applicable
A1 She got frostbite on her fingers from playing in the snow without gloves.
A2 The hiker suffered from frostbite after getting lost in the mountains.
B1 The doctor treated the frostbite on his toes with warm compresses.
B2 Despite wearing multiple layers, she still ended up with frostbite on her nose.
C1 The extreme cold weather conditions led to severe frostbite on his extremities.
C2 The expedition team had to be evacuated due to severe frostbite cases among the members.
preposition not applicable
A1 I got frostbite from playing in the snow without gloves.
A2 She suffered from frostbite after getting lost in the mountains.
B1 The hiker had to be treated for frostbite on his fingers.
B2 Despite wearing warm clothing, he still ended up with frostbite on his toes.
C1 The expedition was cut short due to severe cases of frostbite among the team members.
C2 The extreme cold weather conditions led to several cases of frostbite within the community.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I wore gloves to prevent frostbite.
A2 He didn't realize he had frostbite until it was too late.
B1 Despite wearing layers, she still got frostbite on her fingers.
B2 The hiker had to be airlifted out of the mountains due to severe frostbite.
C1 The expedition team had to deal with frostbite and hypothermia during their trek.
C2 Frostbite can lead to permanent tissue damage if not treated promptly.
interjection not applicable
A1 Ouch! Frostbite!
A2 Oh no, frostbite!
B1 Frostbite! That's going to hurt.
B2 Frostbite is a serious condition that requires immediate medical attention.
C1 Despite wearing gloves, I still managed to get frostbite on my fingers. Frostbite is no joke.
C2 As an experienced mountaineer, I know the importance of preventing frostbite in extreme weather conditions.
article not applicable
A1 She got frostbite on her fingers after playing in the snow without gloves.
A2 The hiker had to be treated for frostbite on his toes after getting lost in the mountains.
B1 The skiers were warned about the risk of frostbite if they didn't wear proper clothing on the slopes.
B2 Despite wearing thick socks, he still suffered from frostbite on his heels during the extreme cold weather.
C1 Experiencing severe frostbite can lead to permanent damage to the skin and tissues.
C2 The expedition team had to be evacuated due to severe frostbite cases among the members.
formal The mountaineer suffered severe frostbite after being exposed to the freezing temperatures for too long.
informal I heard Tom got frostbite on his toes from walking in the snow without proper shoes.
slang Don't be out in the cold too long or you'll get frostbite!
figurative The relationship between the two countries had reached a point of frostbite, with no sign of warming up anytime soon.
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