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1 coldly
['kəʊldlɪ]* * *adverb (in an unfriendly way: She looked at me coldly.) freddamente* * *coldly /ˈkəʊldlɪ/avv.freddamente ( solo fig.).* * *['kəʊldlɪ] -
2 coldly cold·ly adv
['kəʊldlɪ]fig freddamente -
3 drily dri·ly ['draɪlɪ] adv
(coldly) con fare distaccato, (with dry humour) con una punta d'ironia -
4 dryly dry·ly
(coldly) con fare distaccato, (with dry humour) con una punta d'ironia -
5 drily
['draɪlɪ]1) (with dry wit) ironicamente, sarcasticamente2) (coldly) seccamente, freddamente* * ** * *drily /ˈdraɪlɪ/avv.1 seccamente, con freddezza2 ironicamente, con sarcasmo.* * *['draɪlɪ]1) (with dry wit) ironicamente, sarcasticamente2) (coldly) seccamente, freddamente -
6 cold
I [kəʊld]1) (chilly) freddo; fig. [colour, light] freddoto be o feel cold avere o sentire freddo; the room is o feels cold la stanza è fredda, fa freddo nella stanza; it's o the weather's cold fa freddo; to go cold [food, water] diventare freddo, raffreddarsi; don't let the baby get cold non fare prendere freddo al bambino; to keep [sth.] cold — tenere al fresco [ food]
2) (unemotional) [manner, smile] freddoto be cold to o towards sb. essere freddo con o nei confronti di qcn.; to leave sb. cold — lasciare indifferente qcn., non fare né caldo né freddo a qcn
to knock sb. out cold — mettere KO qcn
••II [kəʊld]to have o get cold feet avere fifa; in cold blood a sangue freddo; my blood runs cold mi si gela il sangue; in the cold light of day a mente fredda; to be as cold as ice [ person] essere freddo come il ghiaccio; [ room] essere gelido; you're getting colder! — (in guessing games) acqua... acqua
1) U (chilliness) freddo m.to feel the cold — patire il freddo, essere freddoloso
to be left out in the cold — fig. essere lasciato in disparte
to come in from o out of the cold — fig. essere preso in considerazione
2) С med. raffreddore m.to have a cold — avere il raffreddore, essere raffreddato
III [kəʊld]to catch a cold prendere un raffreddore; a bad cold un brutto raffreddore; a cold in the head — un raffreddore di testa
1) colloq. [speak, perform] a braccio, improvvisando2) AE (thoroughly) [learn, know] a memoria* * *[kəuld] 1. adjective1) (low in temperature: cold water; cold meat and salad.) freddo2) (lower in temperature than is comfortable: I feel cold.) freddo3) (unfriendly: His manner was cold.) freddo2. noun1) (the state of being cold or of feeling the coldness of one's surroundings: She has gone to live in the South of France because she cannot bear the cold in Britain; He was blue with cold.) freddo2) (an illness with running nose, coughing etc: He has a bad cold; She has caught a cold; You might catch cold.) raffreddore•- coldly- coldness
- cold-blooded
- cold war
- get cold feet
- give someone the cold shoulder
- give the cold shoulder
- in cold blood* * *I [kəʊld]1) (chilly) freddo; fig. [colour, light] freddoto be o feel cold avere o sentire freddo; the room is o feels cold la stanza è fredda, fa freddo nella stanza; it's o the weather's cold fa freddo; to go cold [food, water] diventare freddo, raffreddarsi; don't let the baby get cold non fare prendere freddo al bambino; to keep [sth.] cold — tenere al fresco [ food]
2) (unemotional) [manner, smile] freddoto be cold to o towards sb. essere freddo con o nei confronti di qcn.; to leave sb. cold — lasciare indifferente qcn., non fare né caldo né freddo a qcn
to knock sb. out cold — mettere KO qcn
••II [kəʊld]to have o get cold feet avere fifa; in cold blood a sangue freddo; my blood runs cold mi si gela il sangue; in the cold light of day a mente fredda; to be as cold as ice [ person] essere freddo come il ghiaccio; [ room] essere gelido; you're getting colder! — (in guessing games) acqua... acqua
1) U (chilliness) freddo m.to feel the cold — patire il freddo, essere freddoloso
to be left out in the cold — fig. essere lasciato in disparte
to come in from o out of the cold — fig. essere preso in considerazione
2) С med. raffreddore m.to have a cold — avere il raffreddore, essere raffreddato
III [kəʊld]to catch a cold prendere un raffreddore; a bad cold un brutto raffreddore; a cold in the head — un raffreddore di testa
1) colloq. [speak, perform] a braccio, improvvisando2) AE (thoroughly) [learn, know] a memoria
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