IDIOMS WITH ICE (PUT SOMETHING ON ICE)

Hello everyone... happy Friday to you. Today is our last Daily Vitamin lesson of the week. 

Today's idiom with the word ICE in it is: to put something on ice

Definition: to postpone something 

Example 1: I'm sorry to say that we're going to have to put our vacation plans on ice. I have to work in August due to the new project that just came in. I'm very sorry. 

Example 2: Mary, why don't we put the marketing project on ice until we sort out our sales-team problem. Does that sound okay? 

Thank you, everyone, for following the Daily Vitamin. I hope you have a great weekend, and we'll see you on Monday with more lessons.

All the best!