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Cosa significa “cold” in italiano?

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cold in italiano: freddo, distaccato, titubante, impaurito, indifferente, privo di sensi

aggettivo

BASSA TEMPERATURAA1

freddo

Che ha una temperatura bassa, o che sente il bisogno di scaldarsi.

In inglese semplice: Having a low temperature, or feeling that you need more warmth.

  • The water is cold.
  • My hands were cold after the walk.
  • Is it colder outside today?

Sinonimi: chilly

Contrari: hot, warm

Espressioni comuni: cold water, cold weather, feel cold

ATTEGGIAMENTO DISTACCATOB1

freddo, distaccato

Che mostra poca gentilezza, affetto o interesse verso gli altri.

In inglese semplice: Showing little kindness, warmth, or interest in other people.

  • His reply was cold.
  • She gave me a cold smile.
  • Why are you so cold to him?

Come si usa: cold to someone (She was cold to her new neighbour.)

Sinonimi: unfriendly, distant

Contrari: friendly, warm

Espressioni comuni: cold reply, cold welcome, cold to someone

ESITAZIONE PER PAURAB2

titubante, impaurito

In «cold feet», indica paura davanti a un progetto e il desiderio di non realizzarlo.

In inglese semplice: In “cold feet,” feeling nervous about a plan and wanting to avoid carrying it out.

  • I got cold feet before the interview.
  • She has cold feet about moving abroad.
  • Did he get cold feet and cancel the wedding?

Come si usa: get cold feet about something (He got cold feet about buying the house.)

Espressioni comuni: get cold feet, have cold feet

RIFIUTO DELIBERATOB2

freddo, indifferente

In «cold shoulder», indica il rifiuto volontario di parlare con qualcuno o trattarlo amichevolmente.

In inglese semplice: In “cold shoulder,” a deliberate refusal to speak to someone or show them friendliness.

  • She gave me the cold shoulder.
  • He got the cold shoulder from his old friends.
  • Why are you giving Sam the cold shoulder?

Come si usa: give someone the cold shoulder (My colleagues gave me the cold shoulder.)

Espressioni comuni: the cold shoulder, give the cold shoulder

PERDITA DEI SENSIB2

privo di sensi, svenuto

In «out cold», indica essere completamente privo di sensi o profondamente addormentato.

In inglese semplice: In “out cold,” completely unconscious or deeply asleep.

  • He was out cold on the sofa.
  • The punch knocked her out cold.
  • After the long journey, we were all out cold.

Come si usa: be out cold (After the fall, he was out cold.)

Sinonimi: unconscious

Contrari: conscious

Espressioni comuni: out cold, knock someone out cold

ARRESTO IMPROVVISOC1

di colpo, bruscamente

In «stop cold», indica fermarsi improvvisamente e completamente, senza proseguire.

In inglese semplice: In “stop cold,” suddenly and completely, without continuing any further.

  • The loud crash stopped me cold.
  • Her question stopped him cold in the doorway.
  • The engine stopped cold halfway up the hill.

Espressioni comuni: stop cold, halt cold

sostantivo

RAFFREDDOREA1

raffreddore

Malattia comune e lieve che fa colare il naso e può causare mal di gola o tosse.

In inglese semplice: A common mild illness that makes your nose run and may cause a sore throat or cough.

  • I have a cold.
  • She caught a cold at school.
  • His cold lasted nearly a week.

Espressioni comuni: catch a cold, have a cold, bad cold

FREDDO AMBIENTALEA2

freddo

Temperature basse o condizioni atmosferiche che rendono necessari vestiti caldi.

In inglese semplice: Low temperatures or weather that makes you need warm clothes.

  • Come inside, out of the cold.
  • These gloves protect your hands from the cold.
  • The plants died in the extreme cold.

Sinonimi: chill

Contrari: heat

Espressioni comuni: in the cold, out of the cold, extreme cold

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