Definition of coolly in English:

coolly

adverb ˈkuːlliˈkulli

1In a way that lacks friendliness or enthusiasm.
the representatives were greeted coolly
Example sentencesExamples
- Suspecting no connection between Edward and Lucy, she treats Lucy wonderfully, while she coolly ignores Elinor.
- In turn, the daughters react coolly to their mother, and are often times embarrassed of her actions.
- The two embrace, but coolly, sexuality yielding to choreography.
- He demands to know if that really happened, and she coolly replies that he can sleep there himself if he wants to know.
- He treats her terribly, ignoring her letters, treating her coolly at a party, and sending her a cruel last letter in which he denies any relationship.
- "Hello Jerrod," he greeted coolly.
- His first French opera was coolly received in 1788, though in many ways it foreshadowed his mature style with its rich orchestration and dramatic conclusion.
- Virgil is accepted to the prestigious institute, where he's received coolly by the upperclassmen.
- He had his first one-man show—coolly received—in New York in 1951.
- Cedric and his party admit him with little ceremony, coolly ignoring him.
1. 1.1 In a way that shows a lack of any excitement, anxiety, or excessive emotion.
  passengers were able to deal with the possible threat coolly and calmly
  as submodifier she was coolly detached
  Example sentencesExamples
  Uncomfortably, we're scientists as well, gazing coolly at human specimens pinned under glass.
  His closest aides were either blindingly loyal or coolly pragmatic.
  Its exterior does not have much personality—coolly corporate might be the best way to describe it.
  His son is the new butcher, coolly efficient, having studied small business management.
  He coolly appropriated the work of analytical photographers for his mechanistic "Nude Descending a Staircase."
  His coolly cerebral performance of the clarinet sonata was perfection itself.
  I work coolly, without agitation, without emotion even.
  A coolly disciplined filmmaker, he keeps much of the action below the surface.
  The movie works by maintaining a coolly detached view of the events in the Ghetto.
  Her resistance, coolly heroic, fortified her personal appeal.
2informal In a way that is fashionably attractive or impressive.
she was coolly dressed down in cut-off jean shorts
Example sentencesExamples
- The cinematography is so tastefully autumnal that barging looks less strenuous than coolly stylish.
- He sits on the right of the couch smoking a blue cigarette, coolly masculine.
- Both songs shape up admirably decorated in the kind of coolly sophisticated late-night slinky chill that's really unwise for one record to possess.
- One enters the cantilevered canopy to find a coolly elegant bluestone floor.
- She is the consummate diva: statuesque, coolly elegant, and gracious.
- Once again, he has mined his record collection for coolly funky obscurities and supplied several of his own slightly more visceral instrumentals.
- It crystallizes to the sound of a coolly bleached-out fusion of 70s skateboard culture and New York street chic.
- This film would be nowhere without its leading man, the coolly charming, understated dreamboat.
- He coolly leans against a pillar and appears the personification of suave elegance, wearing a modern tuxedo.
- He's funny in a refreshing way, and his combination with the two coolly chatty musicians is inspired.

Definition of coolly in US English:

coolly

adverbˈko͞ollēˈkulli

1In a way that lacks friendliness or enthusiasm.
the representatives were greeted coolly
Example sentencesExamples
- Suspecting no connection between Edward and Lucy, she treats Lucy wonderfully, while she coolly ignores Elinor.
- He demands to know if that really happened, and she coolly replies that he can sleep there himself if he wants to know.
- Virgil is accepted to the prestigious institute, where he's received coolly by the upperclassmen.
- The two embrace, but coolly, sexuality yielding to choreography.
- His first French opera was coolly received in 1788, though in many ways it foreshadowed his mature style with its rich orchestration and dramatic conclusion.
- He treats her terribly, ignoring her letters, treating her coolly at a party, and sending her a cruel last letter in which he denies any relationship.
- "Hello Jerrod," he greeted coolly.
- In turn, the daughters react coolly to their mother, and are often times embarrassed of her actions.
- He had his first one-man show—coolly received—in New York in 1951.
- Cedric and his party admit him with little ceremony, coolly ignoring him.
1. 1.1 In a way that shows a lack of any excitement, anxiety, or excessive emotion.
  passengers were able to deal with the possible threat coolly and calmly
  as submodifier she was coolly detached
  Example sentencesExamples
  He coolly appropriated the work of analytical photographers for his mechanistic "Nude Descending a Staircase."
  The movie works by maintaining a coolly detached view of the events in the Ghetto.
  Her resistance, coolly heroic, fortified her personal appeal.
  I work coolly, without agitation, without emotion even.
  Uncomfortably, we're scientists as well, gazing coolly at human specimens pinned under glass.
  His son is the new butcher, coolly efficient, having studied small business management.
  His closest aides were either blindingly loyal or coolly pragmatic.
  His coolly cerebral performance of the clarinet sonata was perfection itself.
  A coolly disciplined filmmaker, he keeps much of the action below the surface.
  Its exterior does not have much personality—coolly corporate might be the best way to describe it.
2informal In a way that is fashionably attractive or impressive.
she was coolly dressed down in cut-off jean shorts
Example sentencesExamples
- The cinematography is so tastefully autumnal that barging looks less strenuous than coolly stylish.
- This film would be nowhere without its leading man, the coolly charming, understated dreamboat.
- It crystallizes to the sound of a coolly bleached-out fusion of 70s skateboard culture and New York street chic.
- He's funny in a refreshing way, and his combination with the two coolly chatty musicians is inspired.
- He sits on the right of the couch smoking a blue cigarette, coolly masculine.
- Both songs shape up admirably decorated in the kind of coolly sophisticated late-night slinky chill that's really unwise for one record to possess.
- He coolly leans against a pillar and appears the personification of suave elegance, wearing a modern tuxedo.
- Once again, he has mined his record collection for coolly funky obscurities and supplied several of his own slightly more visceral instrumentals.
- She is the consummate diva: statuesque, coolly elegant, and gracious.
- One enters the cantilevered canopy to find a coolly elegant bluestone floor.

单词	coolly
释义	Definition of coolly in English: coolly adverb ˈkuːlliˈkulli 1In a way that lacks friendliness or enthusiasm. the representatives were greeted coolly Example sentencesExamples Suspecting no connection between Edward and Lucy, she treats Lucy wonderfully, while she coolly ignores Elinor. In turn, the daughters react coolly to their mother, and are often times embarrassed of her actions. The two embrace, but coolly, sexuality yielding to choreography. He demands to know if that really happened, and she coolly replies that he can sleep there himself if he wants to know. He treats her terribly, ignoring her letters, treating her coolly at a party, and sending her a cruel last letter in which he denies any relationship. "Hello Jerrod," he greeted coolly. His first French opera was coolly received in 1788, though in many ways it foreshadowed his mature style with its rich orchestration and dramatic conclusion. Virgil is accepted to the prestigious institute, where he's received coolly by the upperclassmen. He had his first one-man show—coolly received—in New York in 1951. Cedric and his party admit him with little ceremony, coolly ignoring him. 1.1 In a way that shows a lack of any excitement, anxiety, or excessive emotion. passengers were able to deal with the possible threat coolly and calmly as submodifier she was coolly detached Example sentencesExamples Uncomfortably, we're scientists as well, gazing coolly at human specimens pinned under glass. His closest aides were either blindingly loyal or coolly pragmatic. Its exterior does not have much personality—coolly corporate might be the best way to describe it. His son is the new butcher, coolly efficient, having studied small business management. He coolly appropriated the work of analytical photographers for his mechanistic "Nude Descending a Staircase." His coolly cerebral performance of the clarinet sonata was perfection itself. I work coolly, without agitation, without emotion even. A coolly disciplined filmmaker, he keeps much of the action below the surface. The movie works by maintaining a coolly detached view of the events in the Ghetto. Her resistance, coolly heroic, fortified her personal appeal. 2informal In a way that is fashionably attractive or impressive. she was coolly dressed down in cut-off jean shorts Example sentencesExamples The cinematography is so tastefully autumnal that barging looks less strenuous than coolly stylish. He sits on the right of the couch smoking a blue cigarette, coolly masculine. Both songs shape up admirably decorated in the kind of coolly sophisticated late-night slinky chill that's really unwise for one record to possess. One enters the cantilevered canopy to find a coolly elegant bluestone floor. She is the consummate diva: statuesque, coolly elegant, and gracious. Once again, he has mined his record collection for coolly funky obscurities and supplied several of his own slightly more visceral instrumentals. It crystallizes to the sound of a coolly bleached-out fusion of 70s skateboard culture and New York street chic. This film would be nowhere without its leading man, the coolly charming, understated dreamboat. He coolly leans against a pillar and appears the personification of suave elegance, wearing a modern tuxedo. He's funny in a refreshing way, and his combination with the two coolly chatty musicians is inspired. Definition of coolly in US English: coolly adverbˈko͞ollēˈkulli 1In a way that lacks friendliness or enthusiasm. the representatives were greeted coolly Example sentencesExamples Suspecting no connection between Edward and Lucy, she treats Lucy wonderfully, while she coolly ignores Elinor. He demands to know if that really happened, and she coolly replies that he can sleep there himself if he wants to know. Virgil is accepted to the prestigious institute, where he's received coolly by the upperclassmen. The two embrace, but coolly, sexuality yielding to choreography. His first French opera was coolly received in 1788, though in many ways it foreshadowed his mature style with its rich orchestration and dramatic conclusion. He treats her terribly, ignoring her letters, treating her coolly at a party, and sending her a cruel last letter in which he denies any relationship. "Hello Jerrod," he greeted coolly. In turn, the daughters react coolly to their mother, and are often times embarrassed of her actions. He had his first one-man show—coolly received—in New York in 1951. Cedric and his party admit him with little ceremony, coolly ignoring him. 1.1 In a way that shows a lack of any excitement, anxiety, or excessive emotion. passengers were able to deal with the possible threat coolly and calmly as submodifier she was coolly detached Example sentencesExamples He coolly appropriated the work of analytical photographers for his mechanistic "Nude Descending a Staircase." The movie works by maintaining a coolly detached view of the events in the Ghetto. Her resistance, coolly heroic, fortified her personal appeal. I work coolly, without agitation, without emotion even. Uncomfortably, we're scientists as well, gazing coolly at human specimens pinned under glass. His son is the new butcher, coolly efficient, having studied small business management. His closest aides were either blindingly loyal or coolly pragmatic. His coolly cerebral performance of the clarinet sonata was perfection itself. A coolly disciplined filmmaker, he keeps much of the action below the surface. Its exterior does not have much personality—coolly corporate might be the best way to describe it. 2informal In a way that is fashionably attractive or impressive. she was coolly dressed down in cut-off jean shorts Example sentencesExamples The cinematography is so tastefully autumnal that barging looks less strenuous than coolly stylish. This film would be nowhere without its leading man, the coolly charming, understated dreamboat. It crystallizes to the sound of a coolly bleached-out fusion of 70s skateboard culture and New York street chic. He's funny in a refreshing way, and his combination with the two coolly chatty musicians is inspired. He sits on the right of the couch smoking a blue cigarette, coolly masculine. Both songs shape up admirably decorated in the kind of coolly sophisticated late-night slinky chill that's really unwise for one record to possess. He coolly leans against a pillar and appears the personification of suave elegance, wearing a modern tuxedo. Once again, he has mined his record collection for coolly funky obscurities and supplied several of his own slightly more visceral instrumentals. She is the consummate diva: statuesque, coolly elegant, and gracious. One enters the cantilevered canopy to find a coolly elegant bluestone floor.
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