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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a layer of frost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a thin coating of frost that forms on surfaces, typically during cold weather.
Example: "In the early morning, the grass was covered with a layer of frost, sparkling in the sunlight."
Alternatives: "a coating of frost" or "a film of frost".
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Frost point, temperature, below 0° C (32° F), at which moisture in the air will condense as a layer of frost on any exposed surface.
By morning, a layer of frost had covered our tent.
A layer of frost lay over the dogs, who curled back-to-belly for warmth.
It shows that the entire surface of the asteroid is coated with a layer of frost no more than one ten-thousandth of a millimetre thick.
Researchers don't know whether the ice water runs deep, like the tips of buried icebergs, or is as thin as a layer of frost.
Temperatures are expected to drop to zero and some parts of the country could wake up to a layer of frost on Sunday and Monday morning.
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A layer of frost-stable fill, varying from 1-4 m is under the runway to hinder the soil from unfreezing during summer.
This recipe takes things to another level by calling for two cakes, between which is spread a layer of frosting.
The ethyl chloride study, however, was not blinded, used a larger sized cannula (18 gauge rather than 20 gauge), sprayed the vapocoolant from 25 cm until a layer of frosting was seen, 1 and had a vapocoolant group comprising only 30 patients.
Allow it to dry and then fill in with designs or a layer of frosting.
Spread a layer of white frosting on your cake board surrounding the dinosaur and toss some toasted coconut around for a prehistoric grassy look.
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