英语词汇cold怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ cold /ˈkoʊld/ adjective

colder; coldest

¹ cold

/ˈkoʊld/

adjective

colder; coldest

Learner's definition of COLD

: having a very low temperature气温低的；寒冷的

The water was too cold for swimming.水太凉了，不适合游泳。
The weather has been unusually cold this spring.今年春天天气一直异常寒冷。
a country with a cold climate气候寒冷的国家
It was a long, cold winter.那是一个漫长的寒冬。
It's cold outside, but the wind makes it feel even colder.外面的气温很低，而这风更是让人添了几分寒意。
It's bitterly/freezing cold out there!外边真是冷极了/严寒彻骨！
a cold, rainy day寒冷的雨天
metal that is cold to the touch摸起来冷冰冰的金属
Her hands were icy cold. = They were as cold as ice.她的双手冰凉。

: having a feeling of low body heat（感觉）冷的

Are you cold? I could turn up the temperature if you'd like.你冷吗？如果需要，我可以把温度调高。

a of food : not heated（食物）未加热的，凉的

a bowl of cold cereal一碗凉麦片粥
He ate cold pizza for breakfast.他早餐吃了凉比萨饼。
We were happy to eat a hot meal rather than cold sandwiches.我们很高兴吃了顿热乎的饭菜而不是凉的三明治。
cold meats凉肉

b of drinks : served at a very low temperature or with ice（饮料）冷的，加冰的

They're serving coffee, tea, and cold drinks.他们提供咖啡、茶和各种冷饮。
a cold glass of milk一杯冰牛奶
a cold beer冰镇啤酒

: not appealing or pleasant : causing a cold or unhappy feeling扫兴的；冷淡的；使人寒心的

the cold gray sky冷灰色的天空
the harsh cold lights of the hospital医院刺目的寒光

: not friendly or emotional : lacking emotional warmth冷漠的；不友好的

Why is he so cold and distant toward me?为什么他对我如此冷漠和疏远？
She gave me a cold stare and turned away.她冷漠地瞪了我一眼，转身离开了。
I got a cold reception when I came home.我回到家受到了冷遇。

: not changed or affected by personal feelings or emotions冷静的；客观的

Like them or not, these are the cold facts!不管喜不喜欢，这些都是客观的事实！
It's time they took a cold, hard look at the situation.他们是该客观严肃地审时度势了。

: learned or memorized exactly完全掌握的；完全记住的— used with have与have连用

Keep repeating the lines until you have them (down) cold. [=until you have memorized them perfectly]不断重复这些台词，直到你将它们牢记于心。

: unconscious or sleeping very deeply失去知觉的；沉睡的

He passed out cold.他昏过去了，失去了知觉。

— usually used in the phrase out cold通常用于短语out cold

She was out cold by eight o'clock.她八点之前处于昏迷状态。

— see also knock cold at ¹knock

: not fresh or strong : no longer easy to follow不新鲜的；已变淡的

The dogs picked up a cold scent.那只狗闻到一股淡淡的气味。
The police had been hot on the trail of the escaped prisoners, but then the trail went cold.警方一度快要抓到逃犯，可后来却找不到他们的踪迹了。

: not close to finding something or solving a puzzle远离目标的；未猜中的— used especially in children's games尤用于儿童游戏

You're getting warmer! You're getting hot! Oh, now you're getting colder!你正在接近目标！就快到了！噢，现在你走偏了！

: not having success or good luck不成功的；不走运的

The team was hot in the first half, but their shooting turned cold in the second half. [=they missed a lot of shots in the second half]球队上半场表现出色，但下半场多次错失射门良机。

blow hot and cold

— see ¹blow

cast a cold eye on

— see ¹eye

in cold blood

— see blood

in the cold light of day

: in the day when things can be seen clearly rather than at night在能看清楚东西的白天

The house that had looked so sinister at night seemed much less frightening in the cold light of day.这栋夜里看起来阴森凶险的房子在白天似乎并不那么可怕。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

She forced me to look at myself in the cold light of day, and I didn't like what I saw.她迫使我冷静地审视自己，而我厌恶我的所见。

leave you cold

◊ Something that leaves you cold does not interest or excite you.未打动（某人）；无法引起兴趣

His movies leave me cold.他的电影打动不了我。

make someone's blood run cold

— see blood

pour/throw cold water on

— see water

— coldly

adverb

“Your application has been denied,” he said coldly.“你的申请被拒绝了。”他冷冷地说。
She looked at me coldly and turned away.她冷漠地看了我一眼，转身走开了。

— coldness

noun [noncount]

the icy coldness of winter冬天刺骨的寒冷
Why does he treat me with such coldness and reserve?他为什么对我如此冷漠和拘谨？

² cold /ˈkoʊld/ noun

plural colds

² cold

/ˈkoʊld/

noun

plural colds

Learner's definition of COLD

[noncount] : a cold condition冷；寒冷

I mind cold more than heat.我怕冷，不太怕热。
They died of exposure to cold.他们被冻死了。
She was shivering with cold. [=because she was cold]她冻得直发抖。

the cold : cold weather寒冷天气

The cold really sets in around late November and doesn't let up until April.寒冷天气大约在十一月底开始，一直到四月才结束。
I stood there shivering in the cold.我站在那儿冻得直发抖。
He waited outside for her in the bitter cold.他在寒冷的室外等她。
Come in out of the cold.进来，别在外面冻着。

[count] : a common illness that affects the nose, throat, and eyes and that usually causes coughing, sneezing, etc.感冒；伤风；着凉

It's not the flu, it's just a cold.这不是流感，只是普通感冒。
He got/caught a cold. = He came down with a cold. = (Brit) He went down with a cold.他感冒了。
the common cold感冒

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

the cold virus感冒病毒
cold symptoms/remedies感冒症状/药

— see also head cold

blue with cold, blue from the cold

— see ¹blue

come in from the cold

: to become part of a group or of normal society again after you have been outside it不再受冷落；不再被排斥

a former spy who has come in from the cold不再遭排斥的前谍报人员

leave (someone) out in the cold

: to leave (someone) in a bad position : to not give (someone) the rights or advantages that are given to others冷落，排斥（某人）

The changes benefit management but leave the workers out in the cold.变革有利于管理，但漠视了工人。

³ cold /ˈkoʊld/ adverb

³ cold

/ˈkoʊld/

adverb

Learner's definition of COLD

chiefly US

a : in a very clear, complete, and definite way彻底地；断然地

She turned their offer down cold. [=flat]她断然拒绝了他们的报价。

b : in a sudden way突然地；贸然地

He was telling me a story but stopped cold [=abruptly] when the door opened.他当时正在给我讲故事，但门打开时，他突然停住了。

: without practicing or preparing before doing something毫无准备地

She was asked to perform the song cold.她毫无准备就被叫去演奏那首曲子。

单词	cold
释义	cold (noun) cold (adverb) cold 36 ENTRIES FOUND: cold (adjective) cold (noun) cold (adverb) cold-blooded (adjective) cold-eyed (adjective) cold call (noun) cold cash (noun) cold comfort (noun) cold cream (noun) cold cuts (noun) cold feet (noun) cold fish (noun) cold frame (noun) cold front (noun) cold shoulder (noun) cold sore (noun) cold storage (noun) cold sweat (noun) cold turkey (noun) cold war (noun) cold warrior (noun) head cold (noun) ice-cold (adjective) stone-cold (adverb) blood (noun) blow (verb) blue (adjective) come (verb) day (noun) death (noun) hot (adjective) knock (verb) leave (verb) light (noun) pour (verb) water (noun) ¹ cold /ˈkoʊld/ adjective colder; coldest ¹ cold /ˈkoʊld/ adjective colder; coldest Learner's definition of COLD 1 : having a very low temperature气温低的；寒冷的 The water was too cold for swimming.水太凉了，不适合游泳。 The weather has been unusually cold this spring.今年春天天气一直异常寒冷。 a country with a cold climate气候寒冷的国家 It was a long, cold winter.那是一个漫长的寒冬。 It's cold outside, but the wind makes it feel even colder.外面的气温很低，而这风更是让人添了几分寒意。 It's bitterly/freezing cold out there!外边真是冷极了/严寒彻骨！ a cold, rainy day寒冷的雨天 metal that is cold to the touch摸起来冷冰冰的金属 Her hands were icy cold. = They were as cold as ice.她的双手冰凉。 2 : having a feeling of low body heat（感觉）冷的 Are you cold? I could turn up the temperature if you'd like.你冷吗？如果需要，我可以把温度调高。 3 a of food : not heated（食物）未加热的，凉的 a bowl of cold cereal一碗凉麦片粥 He ate cold pizza for breakfast.他早餐吃了凉比萨饼。 We were happy to eat a hot meal rather than cold sandwiches.我们很高兴吃了顿热乎的饭菜而不是凉的三明治。 cold meats凉肉 b of drinks : served at a very low temperature or with ice（饮料）冷的，加冰的 They're serving coffee, tea, and cold drinks.他们提供咖啡、茶和各种冷饮。 a cold glass of milk一杯冰牛奶 a cold beer冰镇啤酒 4 : not appealing or pleasant : causing a cold or unhappy feeling扫兴的；冷淡的；使人寒心的 the cold gray sky冷灰色的天空 the harsh cold lights of the hospital医院刺目的寒光 5 : not friendly or emotional : lacking emotional warmth冷漠的；不友好的 Why is he so cold and distant toward me?为什么他对我如此冷漠和疏远？ She gave me a cold stare and turned away.她冷漠地瞪了我一眼，转身离开了。 I got a cold reception when I came home.我回到家受到了冷遇。 6 : not changed or affected by personal feelings or emotions冷静的；客观的 Like them or not, these are the cold facts!不管喜不喜欢，这些都是客观的事实！ It's time they took a cold, hard look at the situation.他们是该客观严肃地审时度势了。 7 : learned or memorized exactly完全掌握的；完全记住的— used with have与have连用 Keep repeating the lines until you have them (down) cold. [=until you have memorized them perfectly]不断重复这些台词，直到你将它们牢记于心。 8 : unconscious or sleeping very deeply失去知觉的；沉睡的 He passed out cold.他昏过去了，失去了知觉。 — usually used in the phrase out cold通常用于短语out cold She was out cold by eight o'clock.她八点之前处于昏迷状态。 — see also knock cold at ¹knock 9 : not fresh or strong : no longer easy to follow不新鲜的；已变淡的 The dogs picked up a cold scent.那只狗闻到一股淡淡的气味。 The police had been hot on the trail of the escaped prisoners, but then the trail went cold.警方一度快要抓到逃犯，可后来却找不到他们的踪迹了。 10 : not close to finding something or solving a puzzle远离目标的；未猜中的— used especially in children's games尤用于儿童游戏 You're getting warmer! You're getting hot! Oh, now you're getting colder!你正在接近目标！就快到了！噢，现在你走偏了！ 11 : not having success or good luck不成功的；不走运的 The team was hot in the first half, but their shooting turned cold in the second half. [=they missed a lot of shots in the second half]球队上半场表现出色，但下半场多次错失射门良机。 blow hot and cold — see ¹blow cast a cold eye on — see ¹eye in cold blood — see blood in the cold light of day : in the day when things can be seen clearly rather than at night在能看清楚东西的白天 The house that had looked so sinister at night seemed much less frightening in the cold light of day.这栋夜里看起来阴森凶险的房子在白天似乎并不那么可怕。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 She forced me to look at myself in the cold light of day, and I didn't like what I saw.她迫使我冷静地审视自己，而我厌恶我的所见。 leave you cold ◊ Something that leaves you cold does not interest or excite you.未打动（某人）；无法引起兴趣 His movies leave me cold.他的电影打动不了我。 make someone's blood run cold — see blood pour/throw cold water on — see water — coldly adverb “Your application has been denied,” he said coldly.“你的申请被拒绝了。”他冷冷地说。 She looked at me coldly and turned away.她冷漠地看了我一眼，转身走开了。 — coldness noun [noncount] the icy coldness of winter冬天刺骨的寒冷 Why does he treat me with such coldness and reserve?他为什么对我如此冷漠和拘谨？ ² cold /ˈkoʊld/ noun plural colds ² cold /ˈkoʊld/ noun plural colds Learner's definition of COLD 1 [noncount] : a cold condition冷；寒冷 I mind cold more than heat.我怕冷，不太怕热。 They died of exposure to cold.他们被冻死了。 She was shivering with cold. [=because she was cold]她冻得直发抖。 2 the cold : cold weather寒冷天气 The cold really sets in around late November and doesn't let up until April.寒冷天气大约在十一月底开始，一直到四月才结束。 I stood there shivering in the cold.我站在那儿冻得直发抖。 He waited outside for her in the bitter cold.他在寒冷的室外等她。 Come in out of the cold.进来，别在外面冻着。 3 [count] : a common illness that affects the nose, throat, and eyes and that usually causes coughing, sneezing, etc.感冒；伤风；着凉 It's not the flu, it's just a cold.这不是流感，只是普通感冒。 He got/caught a cold. = He came down with a cold. = (Brit) He went down with a cold.他感冒了。 the common cold感冒 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 the cold virus感冒病毒 cold symptoms/remedies感冒症状/药 — see also head cold blue with cold, blue from the cold — see ¹blue come in from the cold : to become part of a group or of normal society again after you have been outside it不再受冷落；不再被排斥 a former spy who has come in from the cold不再遭排斥的前谍报人员 leave (someone) out in the cold : to leave (someone) in a bad position : to not give (someone) the rights or advantages that are given to others冷落，排斥（某人） The changes benefit management but leave the workers out in the cold.变革有利于管理，但漠视了工人。 ³ cold /ˈkoʊld/ adverb ³ cold /ˈkoʊld/ adverb Learner's definition of COLD 1 chiefly US a : in a very clear, complete, and definite way彻底地；断然地 She turned their offer down cold. [=flat]她断然拒绝了他们的报价。 b : in a sudden way突然地；贸然地 He was telling me a story but stopped cold [=abruptly] when the door opened.他当时正在给我讲故事，但门打开时，他突然停住了。 2 : without practicing or preparing before doing something毫无准备地 She was asked to perform the song cold.她毫无准备就被叫去演奏那首曲子。
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