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adj (#ly [adv]) 1. hladan, studen, mrzao, leden, prozebao, ozebao 2. hladan (# welcome); nehajan, suzdržljiv, bešćutan, ravnodušan ([to] prema) 3. miran, hladnokrvan; trijezan 4. bez sjaja (boja) / # comfort = slaba utjeha; # cream = krema za kozmetičko čišćenje kože; # wave = hladna trajna ondulacija; # pig = hladan tuš, voda koja se baca na spavača da se probudi; [US] # snap(s) = val hladnoće; # steel = hladno oružje; # war = hladni rat; # colours = hladne boje (plava, zelena itd., za razliku od crvene, žute itd. [sl] to have # feet = bojati se, biti zaplašen, utrtariti se; to give the # shoulder to = neprijazno s kime postupati; to throw # water on = osujetiti plan; to make one's blood run # = sleđivati krv komu; in # blood = bez uzbuđenja, s predumišljanjem; # scent = slab trag; to be # = zepsti* * *
hladan
hladnoća
hunjavica
prehlada
studen
zima
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