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Cosa significa “cool” in italiano?

USA /kuːl/

cool in italiano: fresco, fantastico, forte, figo, alla moda, calmo

aggettivo

FRESCOA1

fresco

Un po’ freddo, spesso in modo piacevole.

In inglese semplice: A little cold, often in a pleasant way.

  • The water feels cool.
  • We enjoyed a cool evening outside.
  • Keep the drinks cool until lunch.

Sinonimi: chilly

Contrari: warm

Espressioni comuni: cool water, cool breeze, keep something cool

FANTASTICOA2

fantastico, forte

Nel linguaggio informale, bello, piacevole o accettabile.

In inglese semplice: Good, enjoyable, or acceptable.

  • That is a cool bike.
  • Your plan sounds cool.
  • Are you cool with leaving early?

Come si usa: be cool with something (I am cool with that plan.)

Sinonimi: great, good, okay

Contrari: bad

Espressioni comuni: cool idea, sounds cool, cool with something

ALLA MODAB1

figo, alla moda

Ammirato perché appare sicuro di sé, alla moda o interessante.

In inglese semplice: Admired because you seem confident, stylish, or interesting.

  • Everyone thinks her brother is cool.
  • He wanted to look cool at school.
  • The coolest kids sat together.

Sinonimi: stylish, fashionable

Contrari: uncool

Espressioni comuni: cool kid, cool person, cool crowd

CALMOB1

calmo, imperturbabile

Tranquillo e capace di controllare le proprie emozioni in una situazione difficile.

In inglese semplice: Calm and able to control your feelings in a difficult situation.

  • Try to stay cool.
  • She kept a cool head during the emergency.
  • His cool reply surprised everyone.

Sinonimi: calm, composed

Contrari: agitated, emotional

Espressioni comuni: stay cool, cool head, cool under pressure

CHE RINFRESCAB2

fresco, leggero

Che aiuta a sentire meno caldo, come un indumento leggero.

In inglese semplice: Helping you feel less hot.

  • Choose cool clothing for the trip.
  • This cool cotton shirt feels comfortable in summer.
  • She wore a cool linen dress.

Espressioni comuni: cool clothing, cool cotton, cool summer dress

sostantivo

FRESCURAC1

frescura

Temperatura dell’aria piacevolmente bassa, soprattutto dopo il caldo.

In inglese semplice: Pleasantly low air temperature, especially after heat.

  • We rested in the cool of the garden.
  • They walked in the cool of evening.
  • The morning cool soon gave way to heat.

Sinonimi: coolness

Contrari: heat

Espressioni comuni: cool of evening, cool of morning, in the cool

verbo

RAFFREDDAREA2

raffreddare

Far diminuire la temperatura di qualcosa.

In inglese semplice: To make something less hot.

  • Ice will cool the drink.
  • The fan cooled the room.
  • Let us cool the soup before serving it.

Come si usa: cool something down (Open the window to cool the room down.)

Sinonimi: chill

Contrari: heat, warm

Espressioni comuni: cool something down, cool something off, cool the room

RAFFREDDARSIA2

raffreddarsi

Diventare meno caldo.

In inglese semplice: To become less hot.

  • Wait for the tea to cool.
  • The cake cooled on the table.
  • The air cools quickly after sunset.

Sinonimi: chill

Contrari: heat up, warm

Espressioni comuni: cool down, cool off, allow to cool, let something cool

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