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cold

UK
/kəʊld/
US
/koʊld/

Traductions

coldadjective
colder
Comp.
coldest
Super.
UK
/kəʊld/
US
/koʊld/
The cold wind made us shiver.
Холодный ветер заставил нас дрожать.
She prefers a cold drink on a hot day.
Она предпочитает прохладный напиток в жаркий день.
Traductions supplémentaires
ледяной
замороженный
бесчувственный
равнодушный
сдержанный
Synonymes
chilly
cool
frigid
icy
gelid
wintry
nippy
frosty
glacial
Antonymes
hot
coldnoun
colds
pl
UK
/kəʊld/
US
/koʊld/
She caught a cold after walking in the rain.
Она простудилась после прогулки под дождем.
The cold in the room was unbearable.
Холод в комнате был невыносимым.
Traductions supplémentaires
равнодушие
хладнокровие
бесчувственность
Synonymes
chill
coolness
coldness
frigidness
frost
Antonymes
heat
coldadverb
UK
/kəʊld/
US
/koʊld/
Used informally to mean 'without preparation' or 'completely, abruptly'

Définitions

coldadjective
Having a low temperature, especially when compared to the temperature of the human body.
The cold wind made everyone shiver as they walked down the street.
Lacking in warmth or emotion; unfriendly or unwelcoming.
Her cold response to his greeting made it clear she was still upset.
Characterized by a lack of enthusiasm or interest.
The proposal received a cold reception from the board members.
Relating to a color that is perceived as cool, such as blue or green.
The room was painted in cold shades, giving it a calm and serene atmosphere.
coldnoun
A low temperature, especially in the atmosphere; a condition of being cold.
The cold of winter can be harsh and unforgiving.
A common viral infection characterized by a runny nose, sneezing, and sore throat.
She caught a cold after being out in the rain without an umbrella.
coldadverb
Suddenly and completely; without advance preparation or warning.
The engine stopped cold in the middle of the highway.
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