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A n4 ( in foundry) coquille f.B adj1 [wind, air] frais/fraîche ;C vtr1 Culin ( make cool) mettre [qch] à refroidir [dessert, soup] ; rafraîchir [wine] ; ( keep cool) réfrigérer [meat, fish] ;2 [wind] refroidir [air, atmosphere] ; faire frissonner [person] ;4 Tech refroidir [casting].D vi [dessert] refroidir ; [wine] rafraîchir.■ chill out ○ décompresser ○ ; chill out! laisse faire! -
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chill [t∫ɪl]1. nouna. froid m• to take the chill off [+ water, room] réchauffer un peub. ( = illness) refroidissement m[+ person] faire frissonner ; [+ wine, melon] (faire) rafraîchir ; [+ champagne] frapper ; [+ dessert] mettre au frais[wine] rafraîchir4. compounds[music] relaxant* * *[tʃɪl] 1.1) ( coldness) fraîcheur f2) ( illness) coup m de froidto catch a chill — prendre or attraper un coup de froid
3) fig frisson m2.1) lit [wind] frais/fraîche2) fig [reminder, words] brutal3.transitive verb1) Culinary ( make cool) mettre [quelque chose] à refroidir [dessert, soup]; rafraîchir [wine]; ( keep cool) réfrigérer2) ( make cold) faire frissonner [person]3) fig ( cause to fear) faire frissonner [person]4.to chill somebody's ou the blood — glacer le sang à quelqu'un
intransitive verb [dessert] refroidir; [wine] rafraîchir5.chilled past participle adjective [wine] bien frais; [food] réfrigéréPhrasal Verbs: -
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chill [tʃɪl]∎ to be chilled to the bone/to the marrow être glacé jusqu'aux os/jusqu'à la moelle(a) (become cold) se refroidir, rafraîchir∎ chill! relax!, calmos!3 noun(a) (coldness) fraîcheur f, froideur f;∎ there's a chill in the air il fait assez frais ou un peu froid;∎ figurative his remark cast a chill over the meeting son observation a jeté un froid dans l'assemblée;∎ figurative I sensed a certain chill in his welcome j'ai senti une certaine froideur dans son accueil(b) (feeling of fear) frisson m;∎ the story sent chills down her spine l'histoire lui a fait froid dans le dos∎ to catch a chill attraper ou prendre froid(air, weather) frais (fraîche), froid; (glance, response) froid, glacialfamiliar décompresser;∎ I wish he'd chill out a bit ça serait bien qu'il soit un peu plus cool;∎ he likes chilling out at home il aime bien rester chez lui, peinard;∎ chill out! relax!, calmos!
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