| 词汇 | cold |
| 释义 | coldUK:*/ˈkəʊld/US:/koʊld/ ,(kōld)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 cold adj (low in temperature)冷的；寒冷的Laura dipped one foot into the cold water of the lake.你需要穿件外套。 外面很冷。 cold adj (person: not warm)感到寒冷的She trudged home, cold and tired.她又冷又累，拖着步伐回了家。 be cold vi + adj (feel lack of heat)感到寒冷I'm cold; please would you close the window?我觉得很冷，能麻烦你关上窗户吗？ be cold vi + adj (weather: uncomfortably low temperature)寒冷Put your coat on; it is cold outside today.穿上你的外套，今天外面很冷。 cold adj (unheated)冷的；未加热的No, I don't need the microwave; I like to eat cold leftover pizza.不，我不需要用微波炉，我喜欢不加热就直接吃剩下的披萨。 cold adj (chilled)冷冻的；冰冻的I prefer to drink cold water.我要喝冰水。 cold n uncountable (lack of heat)寒冷；严寒Many Alaskans do not mind the cold.很多阿拉斯加人都不惧严寒。 cold n (common virus: head cold) (病症)感冒，伤风You can tell Simon has a cold because his nose is bright red.西蒙的鼻子红通通的，一看就知道他感冒了。 其他翻译 cold adj figurative (unfriendly)不友好的；冷淡的；冷冰冰的While he is cold in public, those who know him understand that he is still a nice person. cold adj figurative (indifferent)冷淡的；不感兴趣的My boss was cold to my idea of a new product line. cold adj (dead)死的When the police arrived, they discovered two cold bodies.警察到达后，发现了两具冷冰冰的尸体。 cold adj informal (out cold: unconscious)失去知觉的；失去意识的The boxer was knocked cold and the match was stopped.那位拳击手被打得失去了知觉，比赛因此中止了。 cold adj figurative (rational, unemotional)客观的；理性的；冷冰冰的The judge's cold reasoning followed the law but enraged the victim's family.法官冷冰冰的推论与法相符，却让受害者家人激愤。 cold adj figurative (sexually: frigid)性冷淡的；无性欲的He wanted to make love to her, but found her very cold. cold adj figurative (far from target)远离目标的；未猜中（答案）的His guesses at the answer continued to be cold. He really had no idea. cold adj figurative (unprepared)没准备好的；无准备的He's not ready to go into the game. He's still cold. cold adv (unprepared)无准备地When the star player was injured, his backup went in cold. He had no time to get ready.明星球员受伤后，替补贸然上场，根本就没时间准备。 cold adv (unintroduced)贸然地；未经介绍地The salesman was given no leads, and had to call potential customers cold.没人给那位销售员任何提示，他只能贸然给潜在顾客打电话。 cold adv US (completely)完全地He stopped cold after seeing the body.他看到尸体后，就完全停了下来。 复合形式： bad cold n (severe cold virus)重感冒She's home with a bad cold. bitter cold n (weather: freezing)严寒；酷寒The older she gets, the less she can tolerate the bitter cold. bitterly cold adj (intensely cold)寒冷的；严寒的；酷寒的You need very warm clothing to survive the bitterly cold weather in the Arctic. blow hot and cold v expr figurative (waver, vacillate)摇摆不定；犹豫不决 catch a cold, catch cold, take a cold v expr (contract cold virus)感冒If you go out in this rain without a coat you're liable to catch a cold. catch your death, catch your death of cold v expr informal (catch a bad cold)得重感冒 cold as ice adj (very cold)冰冷的The sodas from the vendor on the beach were as cold as ice. cold brew n (coffee made with cool water)冷萃咖啡；冷泡咖啡 cold brew adj (coffee: made with cool water)冷萃的；冷泡的 cold call n (unsolicited sales visit or phone call)电话推销；上门推销I got my start in sales by making door-to-door cold calls. cold calling n (making unsolicited sales calls)电话推销；上门推销Do you prefer to make your sales contacts by cold calling or direct mail? cold case n (unsolved police investigation)悬案；未破案件 cold cash n (currency)现款；现金Davis paid the workers in cold cash. cold chisel n (steel tool)冷錾；冷凿 cold chisel [sth] vtr (work on metal with cold chisel)用冷錾处理 cold comfort n (small, ineffective consolation)不起作用的安慰The pension, though not insubstantial, was cold comfort to the widow of such a loving husband. cold cream, cold-cream n (skincare product) (护肤品)雪花膏，冷霜Her only bad habit was putting cold cream on her face before coming to bed. cold cuts npl chiefly US (meat served cold) (餐食)冷切肉，冷盘The buffet included a selection of cold cuts. cold feet n (loss of courage)害怕；胆怯Everyone gets nervous before their wedding; it's just cold feet. cold fish n figurative, informal (person: unfriendly) (非正式用语，比喻)态度冰冷的人She's such a cold fish that she wouldn't even talk to me when I said hello. cold front n (cool air pushing forward)冷锋The weather will get nasty due to the cold front pushing in from the North. cold heart n figurative (lack of compassion) (比喻)冷酷的心She had a cold heart and nothing I could say or do would melt it. cold meat n US (meat: cooked, sliced)冷盘肉What do you want in your sandwich: cheese, or cold meat? cold one n informal (drink of beer)冰啤酒 cold pack n (ice pack, compress)冰袋After getting hit in the eye, I put a cold pack on it to prevent swelling. cold reading n (psychic's technique)冷读术；冷读 cold-shoulder [sb] vtr informal, figurative (snub)冷淡；轻视；冷落 cold shower n (shower: in cold water) (本义)冷水澡After the soccer game, I went home and took a cold shower. cold shower n figurative (reception: unenthusiastic) (比喻)缺乏热情的接待 cold snap n (period: cold weather)寒流The recent cold snap killed my tomato plants. cold sore n (herpes on lip)唇疱疹I never kiss anyone with a cold sore. cold spell n (period of cold weather)春寒期After the heat wave there was a cold spell, much to everyone's relief cold storage n (keeping [sth] chilled)冷藏 cold storage n figurative (suspension of activity)搁置；暂行停止 cold store n (refrigerated compartment)冷藏库；冷库 cold store [sth] vtr (keep in cold storage)将...存入冷藏库；把...放入冷库 cold sweat n (from fear, illness)冷汗 cold tablet n (pill for relief of common cold)感冒药 cold turkey n (leftover turkey meat served cold)冷火鸡肉Since Christmas we have been eating cold turkey sandwiches every day. cold turkey n figurative (sudden withdrawal from [sth] addictive) (指戒瘾)突然完全戒除Some people believe that cold turkey is the only way to beat addiction. cold turkey adv (abruptly, without support)一下子；突然地He quit smoking, and he did it cold turkey. cold turkey adj (abrupt and sudden)突然的；猛然的Cold turkey withdrawal from any drug is very difficult. the Cold War n (hostility: Soviet Union and West) (前苏联和西方国家之间的敌对状态)冷战Many people were believed to be spies during the Cold War. cold war n (hostility short of armed warfare)冷战 cold war n figurative (on-going veiled antagonism) (指人际间)冷战 cold water n (water: not hot) (本义)冷水The football team poured cold water on the coach's head. cold wave n (period of extremely cold weather)寒潮； (头发)冷烫The weather bureau forecast a cold wave. cold wave n (hairdressing: type of perm)冷烫 cold weather n (chilly conditions)寒冷的天气；寒冷气候备注: hyphen used when term is a modifier before another nounWe are going north, so prepare for cold weather! cold weather, cold-weather n as adj (for chilly conditions)寒冷天气的；寒冷天气中的 cold-blooded, also US: coldblooded adj (animal) (指动物)冷血的备注: The hyphen may be omitted when the adjective follows the noun.Cold-blooded animals can't regulate their body heat like warm-blooded animals do.变温动物不像恒温动物那样能自我调节体温。 cold-blooded, also US: coldblooded adj figurative (person: emotionless) (指人)冷血无情的备注: The hyphen may be omitted when the adjective follows the noun.They say the convict is a cold-blooded killer. cold-blooded, also US: coldblooded adj figurative (act: cruel, showing no mercy) (指行为)冷酷残忍的备注: The hyphen may be omitted when the adjective follows the noun.The massacre was a cold-blooded, ruthless act. cold-bloodedly adv (cruelly, without mercy)冷血地，冷酷无情地The man was jailed for life for cold-bloodedly killing two innocent people. cold-call [sb] vtr (make unsolicited sales visit or phone call)打陌生推销电话He cold-called all the people on his contact list. cold, hard cash n figurative (making money)钱He didn't care about performing a service; all he cared about was cold, hard cash. cold, hard cash n (money, not credit) (本义)货币，现款I'll sell you this bike, but you have to pay me in cold, hard cash. coldhearted (US), cold-hearted (UK) adj (lacking compassion)冷淡的；无情的；冷心的The way they went in and grabbed their mother's stuff seemed pretty cold-hearted.他们进来取走他们母亲物品的方式似乎非常的冷酷无情。 come in from the cold v expr figurative (no longer be in exile)摆脱孤立；不再受冷落 common cold n (cold virus)感冒There's no cure for the common cold. freezing cold n (sub-zero temperatures)（零度以下）刺骨的寒冷；冰冷All my delicate plants died last night in the freezing cold. freezing cold adj figurative (extremely cold) (比喻)非常冷的，冰冷的，冷得刺骨的She may have a warm heart but on the outside she's freezing cold. get cold feet v expr figurative, informal (abandon [sth] due to anxiety)退缩；临阵退缩He was starting to get cold feet about the wedding. give [sb] the cold shoulder v expr informal, figurative (snub)冷淡；轻视；冷落After the incident, they all gave her the cold shoulder. go cold v expr (sports: be unable to score) (体育运动)无法得分 go cold turkey v expr (addiction: quit abruptly)快速戒掉坏习惯；下决心戒掉瘾头He was shivering and sweating because he had no money to buy more drugs and was going cold turkey. grow cold vi + adj (weather) (天气)变冷After nightfall, the desert really grows cold. grow cold vi + adj figurative (feelings) (感情)冷却Selena's love for Eric had grown cold. have a cold v expr (be suffering from the cold virus)感冒；伤风；受凉I don't feel like going out today because I have a cold. have cold feet, have got cold feet v expr figurative, informal (abandon [sth] due to anxiety)打退堂鼓；临阵退缩 have [sth] down cold, also US: have [sth] down pat v expr US, informal (know, understand [sth] completely)完全了解，彻底明白She scored 100% on her Spanish test because she had the conjugations down cold.她对动词变形了解得非常透彻，所以在西班牙语考试中得了满分。 have [sb] down cold v expr US, informal (understand [sb]'s character) (非正式用语)清楚…的品行 head cold n (viral infection)伤风 ice-cold adj (extremely cold to touch)冰冷的 ice-cold adj (without emotion)冷漠的 in cold blood adv figurative (without emotion)残忍地；冷血地The gunman killed his victim in cold blood. in cold storage adv (refrigerated)冷藏；冷冻Meat will go bad if not kept in cold storage. in cold storage adv figurative (saved, postponed)搁置；冷处理Let's keep that idea in cold storage until we have the capital to develop it. in the cold, out in the cold adv (outside, exposed to cold weather)在户外严寒中The hikers were caught in the cold during the early snow storm. in the cold, out in the cold adv figurative (excluded)被冷落, 吃闭门羹, 被排除在外He was left feeling out in the cold when his friends went to the pub without him. in the cold light of day expr figurative (objectively, dispassionately)事后冷静理智地回想；事后客观地反思 intense cold n (extremely cold conditions)严寒；酷寒The intense cold numbed their limbs and paralyzed them. leave [sb] out in the cold v expr figurative, often passive (neglect, ignore)忽视；无视 make [sb]'s blood run cold, make your blood run cold v expr (cause intense fear)让人惊恐万分；使人毛骨悚然 out cold adj informal (unconscious)失去知觉的，昏迷的 sensitive to the cold adj (quick to feel cold)对寒冷敏感的Alessandro is very sensitive to the cold so he always wears a pullover. sensitive to the cold adj (affected by the cold)容易感冒的Those plants are sensitive to the cold: you should take them inside when it gets chilly. stone cold, stone-cold adj figurative (completely cold)冷血的 throw cold water on [sth] v expr figurative (be discouraging)对...泼冷水They threw cold water on her plan. |
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