不要冰 (bú yào bīng) is a Chinese phrase that means "no ice" in English. It is often used when ordering a drink, such as a cup of tea, to indicate that the drink should not be served with ice.

The phrase comes from the Chinese word for ice, 冰 (bīng), which is a common ingredient in many cold drinks. By adding the negative particle 不 (bú) and the verb 要 (yào), which means "want" or "need", the phrase literally means "don't want ice".

Here are some examples of how you might use 不要冰 in a sentence:

请给我来一杯红茶，不要冰。(Qǐng gěi wǒ lái yī bēi hóngchá, bú yào bīng. Please give me a cup of black tea, no ice.)

我喜欢我的可乐不要冰。(Wǒ xǐhuān wǒ de kělè bú yào bīng. I like my Coke without ice.)

她喜欢咖啡很热，所以她不要冰。(Tā xǐhuān kāfēi hěn rè, suǒyǐ tā bú yào bīng. She likes her coffee very hot, so she doesn't want ice.)