Cold meaning in English
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Definition
cold: not hot, at a low temperature, cool; indifferent, unfriendly, distant
a cold drink a drink which is not hot (for example soda, fruit juice)
It's cold outside. The temperature is only 2 degrees!
to have a cold: to have an infection in the nose and throat, which makes you cough and sneeze
Examples
- "Candy : It's really, really cold."
- "For some men, it's a bottle of cold beer and a fine Cuban cigar."
- "Are you cold?"
- "I bet it's cold over there."
- "Make cold air!"
- "Now, while she's changing the bill, tell me a bit more about your native Sweden, I've heard it's quite cold this time of year..."
- "Braving the cold waters, sea cucumbers and Krakens is preferable to living like this."
- "Edward : They're cold."
- "What my Swedish friend here is trying to say is his meal is a little cold, could you warm it up, please?"
- "Doctor : Yes, very droll, now this might be a little cold."
- "I am very cold."
- "Oooh, that's cold!"
- "It's really cold here!"
- "I'm not sure if you've had any feedback from your colleagues regarding Miss Stake herself, but they have described her as "intrusive", "cold", and "stubborn"."
- "The weather is cold and it rains all the time."
- "But please take a coat if you are cold."
- "Edward : Uh... eeh... cold so... plate... cold."
- "Please help yourself to a glass of cold water, but you should know that's all the water you'll get for the next two weeks of the convention!"
- "It's cold as ice!"
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