glace
ice
The French word 'glace' is used to refer to ice. It can be used in various contexts such as describing the weather, food, or objects. For example, 'Il y a de la glace sur la route' (There is ice on the road) or 'Je veux une glace' (I want an ice cream).
Example sentences using: glace
J'aime manger de la glace en été.
I like to eat ice cream in summer.
In this sentence, the word 'glace' refers to a sweet dish often served cold, typically made from dairy products, such as milk and cream, and often combined with fruits or other ingredients and flavors.
Reflete dans la glace, il a vu son vrai visage.
Reflected in the mirror, he saw his true face.
In this example, 'glace' is used to refer to a mirror. In certain contexts, home objects such as a 'mirror' are referred to as a 'glace' in French.
Attention à la glace sur la route.
Beware of the ice on the road.
In this case, 'glace' is used to denote 'ice'. When the weather conditions are cold, water on the surface can turn to 'glace', which can be dangerous for vehicles moving on the road.