chilled

UK
/tʃɪld/
US
/tʃɪld/
chilledadjective
more chilled
Comp.
most chilled
Super.
UK
/tʃɪld/
US
/tʃɪld/
Translations
The chilled wine was perfect for the summer evening.
Охлаждённое вино было идеально для летнего вечера.
He had a chilled attitude towards the stressful situation.
У него был расслабленный подход к стрессовой ситуации.
Definitions
Cooled to a low temperature, often used to describe food or drinks that have been refrigerated.
The chilled wine was perfect for the hot summer evening.
Relaxed or calm in demeanor or atmosphere.
He had a chilled attitude towards the upcoming exam, confident in his preparation.
Feeling uncomfortably cold.
After walking home in the rain, she was chilled and hurried to warm herself by the fire.
chillverb

chilled

Past Simple

chilled
Past Simple
chilled
Past Participle
chilling
Gerund
UK
/tʃɪl/
US
/tʃɪl/
Translations
охлаждатьОхлаждение предметов, напитков, пищи; также переносно: «охладить пыл», «сдержать».
Please chill the drinks before the guests arrive.
Пожалуйста, охладите напитки перед приходом гостей.
расслаблятьсяРазговорное значение: отдыхать, снимать напряжение.
I like to chill on the weekends by watching movies.
Мне нравится расслабляться по выходным, смотря фильмы.
Additional translations
охлаждатьсяО постепенном переходе к более холодному состоянию.
остужатьОбычно о напитках и пище.
холодетьО постепенном переходе к более холодному состоянию.
Definitions
To make something cold or cool.
Please chill the wine before serving it.
To relax or calm down.
After a long day at work, I just want to chill on the couch.
To become cold or cool.
The air began to chill as the sun set.
To discourage, suppress, or deter, especially by instilling fear or uncertainty.
Reports of heavy fines chilled further public protests.
chillnoun
Definitions
A moderate but penetrating coldness.
The chill in the air made her shiver as she stepped outside.
A feeling of coldness, often accompanied by shivering.
He felt a chill run down his spine as he walked through the dark alley.
A sudden and intense feeling of fear or dread.
A chill of fear gripped her as she heard the footsteps behind her.
A metal mold used in foundries to cool and solidify molten metal quickly.
The foundry worker carefully placed the chill into the mold to ensure the metal set properly.
A relaxed, easygoing mood or atmosphere.
The party had a chill, relaxed atmosphere.
chilladjective
Definitions
Calm and relaxed, not easily upset or excited.
She has a chill attitude and doesn't get stressed easily.
Cool in temperature.
The evening air was chill, prompting us to wear jackets.
Fashionably relaxed or laid-back in style.
His chill outfit was perfect for the casual party.