chilling
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈtʃɪlɪŋ/
chilling means: Making you feel afraid or deeply worried.
adjective
FRIGHTENINGB2
Making you feel afraid or deeply worried.
- It was a chilling story.
- We heard a chilling scream from upstairs.
- The report gave a chilling account of life in the prison.
MAKING COLDB2
Making someone or something feel cold.
- A chilling wind blew across the lake.
- The rain had a chilling effect on my skin.
- We pulled our coats tight against the chilling air.
BECOMING COLDC1
Getting colder.
- The chilling mixture began to thicken.
- Ice crystals formed in the chilling water.
- We checked the temperature of the chilling liquid.
noun
COOLING PROCESSB2
The process of making something cold.
- The dessert needs an hour of chilling.
- Rapid chilling keeps the milk fresh.
- Allow enough chilling time before serving the jelly.
Questions about chilling
What does chilling mean?
Making you feel afraid or deeply worried.
What is chilling in other languages?
Türkçe: ürpertici · Español: escalofriante · Français: glaçant · Deutsch: erschreckend · Italiano: agghiacciante · 日本語: ぞっとする
How do you pronounce chilling?
It is pronounced /ˈtʃɪlɪŋ/.
How do you use chilling in a sentence?
It was a chilling story. We heard a chilling scream from upstairs.
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