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On Ice

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On Ice - to put off an idea, plan or proposal until a future time

• I am going to put the party on ice for a while.
• The city is going to put the building plans on ice. I hope they are going to discuss the building plans soon.
• The idea of adding on the house was put on ice. We just do not have the money to do it.
• I wanted to look for a new job, but I decided to put the idea on ice for a while.
• Are you going to university this year or are you going to put it on ice?
• Our wedding has been put on ice because of Covid-19.

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