geeist
Being iced.
The German phrase 'geeist' is not a direct translation for 'Being iced'. However, it can be used in a similar context to mean 'being frozen' or 'being iced over'. It is often used to describe a situation where something is covered in ice or frozen solid.
Example sentences using: geeist
Möchten Sie ein geeistes Getränk?
Would you like an iced drink?
This is a typical question used in German-speaking regions when offering someone an iced drink. 'Geeist' means 'iced' in German.
Das geeiste Dessert war köstlich.
The iced dessert was delicious.
In this situation, the speaker is expressing their satisfaction with a dessert that has been chilled or iced, once again using the German adjective 'geeist'.
Ich trinke gerne geeistes Wasser, wenn es heiß ist.
I like to drink iced water when it is hot.
Here, the speaker is expressing a personal preference for drinking iced water in hot weather. The German word 'geeist' signifies that the water has been chilled or iced.