How to Say ‘No ice’ in Traditional Chinese
去冰
qù bīng
[qù bīng]
💬 Usage Tip: 去 (qù) usually means "go", but here it means "remove". 去冰 is the standard drink-shop order for no ice.
Phrase Breakdown
去
qù
[qù]
to remove; to take out
In drink orders, means to remove something, e.g. no ice.
紅茶請去冰。
Black tea with no ice, please.
冰
bīng
[bīng]
ice
Ice; refers to the ice level in a drink.
我不要冰。
I don't want ice.
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