Keep things on the cooler side meaning in English
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Definition
(the storm) will keep things on the cooler side: (the storm) will keep things fresh, will stop the humidity, means the temperature will be quite low
(a) cool (drink): (a) chilled, refreshing, cold (drink)
Examples
- "However there is a cold front moving north out of the gulf that should keep things on the cooler side for this weekend."
Exercise 1
Choose the true statement from the list below:
Choose the true statement from the list below:
This is the only true statement here. Sherry says that a cold front will keep things on the "cooler side this weekend", and that today we should look for "partly cloudy skies".
Sherry actually says that the rain will "let up" today, which means that it will stop. Also, John has sexy eyes and not beautiful legs.
Sherry never says that the weather will be "freezing", but rather that it will be on the "cooler side". "Freezing", which indicates extremely cold weather (often with snow or ice) is too strong a word here.
This is not accurate. Sherry says that this weekend will actually be cold, and that today it will be cloudy during the morning.
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