Definition of coldness in English:

coldness

noun ˈkəʊldnəsˈkoʊldnəs

mass noun

1The quality or condition of being of or at a low or relatively low temperature, especially when compared with the human body.
the air returned to the bright coldness of winter
the bitter coldness of the British weather
Example sentencesExamples
- The form of a fold in linen or cotton shows us the resilience or dryness of the fiber, as well as the coldness or warmth of the material.
- The coldness of the weather is evident, and finally the man is allowed to don a bright red cloak to help keep him warm.
- By the time I was on the train, a coldness had set in.
- The skin produces a feeling of coldness, similar to that of holding a frog in your hand.
- They have special technologies for ventilating the house and recovering the heat, or the coldness in summer, and reusing it again in the house.
- The relative coldness of groundwater is exploited to air-condition a house for one-fifth the cost of a standard compressor system.
- The sick person is overtaken by painful cramps in the limbs and a sudden coldness of the body.
- July means winter, but no snow, only coldness and dampness.
- She waded in up to her hips, hissing at the coldness of the water.
- The coldness of the starchy salad and the warmth of the juicy burger makes a tasty combination.
1. 1.1 A feeling of fear or horror.
  a sudden coldness crept around his heart
  Example sentencesExamples
  I had heard their cries but was more concerned with the ever-increasing coldness enveloping my body.
  The coldness intensified, her face flushed with despair as every muscle tensed.
  That strange coldness returned, but now she did not fight it, instead allowing it to envelop her.
  He walked forward and a coldness swept over Cecilia, nearly knocking the breath out of her.
  An indescribable sensation grabs at the back of my neck, as a coldness invades what feels like the center of my skull.
  Her husband managed to dispel the coldness that was growing inside of her.
  Her heart ached as the coldness gripped her.
  I feel the coldness once again come over me, then I feel the pain from the countless bruises over my body, and the bleeding from my head.
  I was very shaken up at this point and could not shake the coldness that stayed with me all the way home.
  He passed through another night of coldness and spiritual darkness.
2The quality of lacking affection or warmth of feeling.
he replied with coldness in his voice
Example sentencesExamples
- During six years of school, what was worse than the pain of the exercises was the coldness of the adults.
- In portraying the therapist, her combination of coldness and reluctant vulnerability is spot on.
- She talks more about her mother's coldness.
- It is summer here and yet sometimes I sense an everlasting coldness amongst the city folk.
- His self-hatred finds its cruelest expression in his coldness toward his devoted wife.
- Some who knew him think that he suffered from pathological coldness, a deficit of feeling.
- Her mother would be upset by the coldness with which she herself treats Anne.
- Jim enters the frame, kisses his wife on the lips, reads her coldness, sits down.
- She expresses only disappointment in him and offense at his coldness to her during the last phone conversation.
- His mother and he were treated with arctic coldness at the funeral.
1. 2.1 (in reference to colour) the quality of containing pale blue or grey.
  the coldness of his paintings
  Example sentencesExamples
  It seems to lessen the coldness of the gray and add an inviting warmth to the store design.
  When we talk about a tonal palette, we are really talking about aesthetic properties like warmth and coldness in color, and not about patterns on an oscilloscope.
  I like the contrast between the warm sun on the cement walls and the coldness of the blues in the icy water.
  The decorating style is characterized by the sleekness of lines and the coldness of colors.
  This one turned out pretty well, but I am not fond of the coldness of the colors.
  The uniform color blue signifies a continuous coldness.

Definition of coldness in US English:

coldness

nounˈkōldnəsˈkoʊldnəs

1The quality or condition of being of or at a low or relatively low temperature, especially when compared with the human body.
the air returned to the bright coldness of winter
the bitter coldness of the British weather
Example sentencesExamples
- The sick person is overtaken by painful cramps in the limbs and a sudden coldness of the body.
- The coldness of the weather is evident, and finally the man is allowed to don a bright red cloak to help keep him warm.
- The relative coldness of groundwater is exploited to air-condition a house for one-fifth the cost of a standard compressor system.
- She waded in up to her hips, hissing at the coldness of the water.
- July means winter, but no snow, only coldness and dampness.
- The coldness of the starchy salad and the warmth of the juicy burger makes a tasty combination.
- The skin produces a feeling of coldness, similar to that of holding a frog in your hand.
- By the time I was on the train, a coldness had set in.
- The form of a fold in linen or cotton shows us the resilience or dryness of the fiber, as well as the coldness or warmth of the material.
- They have special technologies for ventilating the house and recovering the heat, or the coldness in summer, and reusing it again in the house.
1. 1.1 A feeling of fear or horror.
  a sudden coldness crept around his heart
  Example sentencesExamples
  Her heart ached as the coldness gripped her.
  He passed through another night of coldness and spiritual darkness.
  That strange coldness returned, but now she did not fight it, instead allowing it to envelop her.
  Her husband managed to dispel the coldness that was growing inside of her.
  I feel the coldness once again come over me, then I feel the pain from the countless bruises over my body, and the bleeding from my head.
  An indescribable sensation grabs at the back of my neck, as a coldness invades what feels like the center of my skull.
  I was very shaken up at this point and could not shake the coldness that stayed with me all the way home.
  I had heard their cries but was more concerned with the ever-increasing coldness enveloping my body.
  He walked forward and a coldness swept over Cecilia, nearly knocking the breath out of her.
  The coldness intensified, her face flushed with despair as every muscle tensed.
2The quality of lacking affection or warmth of feeling.
he replied with coldness in his voice
Example sentencesExamples
- Some who knew him think that he suffered from pathological coldness, a deficit of feeling.
- She expresses only disappointment in him and offense at his coldness to her during the last phone conversation.
- His self-hatred finds its cruelest expression in his coldness toward his devoted wife.
- Her mother would be upset by the coldness with which she herself treats Anne.
- Jim enters the frame, kisses his wife on the lips, reads her coldness, sits down.
- His mother and he were treated with arctic coldness at the funeral.
- She talks more about her mother's coldness.
- It is summer here and yet sometimes I sense an everlasting coldness amongst the city folk.
- In portraying the therapist, her combination of coldness and reluctant vulnerability is spot on.
- During six years of school, what was worse than the pain of the exercises was the coldness of the adults.
1. 2.1 (in reference to color) the quality of containing pale blue or gray.
  the coldness of his paintings
  Example sentencesExamples
  This one turned out pretty well, but I am not fond of the coldness of the colors.
  The uniform color blue signifies a continuous coldness.
  I like the contrast between the warm sun on the cement walls and the coldness of the blues in the icy water.
  It seems to lessen the coldness of the gray and add an inviting warmth to the store design.
  The decorating style is characterized by the sleekness of lines and the coldness of colors.
  When we talk about a tonal palette, we are really talking about aesthetic properties like warmth and coldness in color, and not about patterns on an oscilloscope.

单词	coldness
释义	Definition of coldness in English: coldness noun ˈkəʊldnəsˈkoʊldnəs mass noun 1The quality or condition of being of or at a low or relatively low temperature, especially when compared with the human body. the air returned to the bright coldness of winter the bitter coldness of the British weather Example sentencesExamples The form of a fold in linen or cotton shows us the resilience or dryness of the fiber, as well as the coldness or warmth of the material. The coldness of the weather is evident, and finally the man is allowed to don a bright red cloak to help keep him warm. By the time I was on the train, a coldness had set in. The skin produces a feeling of coldness, similar to that of holding a frog in your hand. They have special technologies for ventilating the house and recovering the heat, or the coldness in summer, and reusing it again in the house. The relative coldness of groundwater is exploited to air-condition a house for one-fifth the cost of a standard compressor system. The sick person is overtaken by painful cramps in the limbs and a sudden coldness of the body. July means winter, but no snow, only coldness and dampness. She waded in up to her hips, hissing at the coldness of the water. The coldness of the starchy salad and the warmth of the juicy burger makes a tasty combination. 1.1 A feeling of fear or horror. a sudden coldness crept around his heart Example sentencesExamples I had heard their cries but was more concerned with the ever-increasing coldness enveloping my body. The coldness intensified, her face flushed with despair as every muscle tensed. That strange coldness returned, but now she did not fight it, instead allowing it to envelop her. He walked forward and a coldness swept over Cecilia, nearly knocking the breath out of her. An indescribable sensation grabs at the back of my neck, as a coldness invades what feels like the center of my skull. Her husband managed to dispel the coldness that was growing inside of her. Her heart ached as the coldness gripped her. I feel the coldness once again come over me, then I feel the pain from the countless bruises over my body, and the bleeding from my head. I was very shaken up at this point and could not shake the coldness that stayed with me all the way home. He passed through another night of coldness and spiritual darkness. 2The quality of lacking affection or warmth of feeling. he replied with coldness in his voice Example sentencesExamples During six years of school, what was worse than the pain of the exercises was the coldness of the adults. In portraying the therapist, her combination of coldness and reluctant vulnerability is spot on. She talks more about her mother's coldness. It is summer here and yet sometimes I sense an everlasting coldness amongst the city folk. His self-hatred finds its cruelest expression in his coldness toward his devoted wife. Some who knew him think that he suffered from pathological coldness, a deficit of feeling. Her mother would be upset by the coldness with which she herself treats Anne. Jim enters the frame, kisses his wife on the lips, reads her coldness, sits down. She expresses only disappointment in him and offense at his coldness to her during the last phone conversation. His mother and he were treated with arctic coldness at the funeral. 2.1 (in reference to colour) the quality of containing pale blue or grey. the coldness of his paintings Example sentencesExamples It seems to lessen the coldness of the gray and add an inviting warmth to the store design. When we talk about a tonal palette, we are really talking about aesthetic properties like warmth and coldness in color, and not about patterns on an oscilloscope. I like the contrast between the warm sun on the cement walls and the coldness of the blues in the icy water. The decorating style is characterized by the sleekness of lines and the coldness of colors. This one turned out pretty well, but I am not fond of the coldness of the colors. The uniform color blue signifies a continuous coldness. Definition of coldness in US English: coldness nounˈkōldnəsˈkoʊldnəs 1The quality or condition of being of or at a low or relatively low temperature, especially when compared with the human body. the air returned to the bright coldness of winter the bitter coldness of the British weather Example sentencesExamples The sick person is overtaken by painful cramps in the limbs and a sudden coldness of the body. The coldness of the weather is evident, and finally the man is allowed to don a bright red cloak to help keep him warm. The relative coldness of groundwater is exploited to air-condition a house for one-fifth the cost of a standard compressor system. She waded in up to her hips, hissing at the coldness of the water. July means winter, but no snow, only coldness and dampness. The coldness of the starchy salad and the warmth of the juicy burger makes a tasty combination. The skin produces a feeling of coldness, similar to that of holding a frog in your hand. By the time I was on the train, a coldness had set in. The form of a fold in linen or cotton shows us the resilience or dryness of the fiber, as well as the coldness or warmth of the material. They have special technologies for ventilating the house and recovering the heat, or the coldness in summer, and reusing it again in the house. 1.1 A feeling of fear or horror. a sudden coldness crept around his heart Example sentencesExamples Her heart ached as the coldness gripped her. He passed through another night of coldness and spiritual darkness. That strange coldness returned, but now she did not fight it, instead allowing it to envelop her. Her husband managed to dispel the coldness that was growing inside of her. I feel the coldness once again come over me, then I feel the pain from the countless bruises over my body, and the bleeding from my head. An indescribable sensation grabs at the back of my neck, as a coldness invades what feels like the center of my skull. I was very shaken up at this point and could not shake the coldness that stayed with me all the way home. I had heard their cries but was more concerned with the ever-increasing coldness enveloping my body. He walked forward and a coldness swept over Cecilia, nearly knocking the breath out of her. The coldness intensified, her face flushed with despair as every muscle tensed. 2The quality of lacking affection or warmth of feeling. he replied with coldness in his voice Example sentencesExamples Some who knew him think that he suffered from pathological coldness, a deficit of feeling. She expresses only disappointment in him and offense at his coldness to her during the last phone conversation. His self-hatred finds its cruelest expression in his coldness toward his devoted wife. Her mother would be upset by the coldness with which she herself treats Anne. Jim enters the frame, kisses his wife on the lips, reads her coldness, sits down. His mother and he were treated with arctic coldness at the funeral. She talks more about her mother's coldness. It is summer here and yet sometimes I sense an everlasting coldness amongst the city folk. In portraying the therapist, her combination of coldness and reluctant vulnerability is spot on. During six years of school, what was worse than the pain of the exercises was the coldness of the adults. 2.1 (in reference to color) the quality of containing pale blue or gray. the coldness of his paintings Example sentencesExamples This one turned out pretty well, but I am not fond of the coldness of the colors. The uniform color blue signifies a continuous coldness. I like the contrast between the warm sun on the cement walls and the coldness of the blues in the icy water. It seems to lessen the coldness of the gray and add an inviting warmth to the store design. The decorating style is characterized by the sleekness of lines and the coldness of colors. When we talk about a tonal palette, we are really talking about aesthetic properties like warmth and coldness in color, and not about patterns on an oscilloscope.
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