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noun frescura, frescor; frialdad; serenidad, sangre fríatr['kʊːlnəs]1 (of air etc) frescura, frescor nombre masculino2 (unfriendliness) frialdad nombre femenino4 (boldness) frescura, descarocoolness ['ku:lnəs] n1) : frescura f, frescor mthe coolness of the evening: el frescor de la noche2) calmness: tranquilidad f, serenidad f3) coldness, indifference: frialdad f, indiferencian.• desapego s.m.• descariño s.m.• desenojo s.m.• displicencia s.f.• frescor s.m.• frescura s.f.• frialdad s.f.• hielo s.m.• serenidad s.f.• tibieza s.f.'kuːlnəs, 'kuːlnɪsmass noun1) ( in temperature) frescor m, frescura f2)a) ( calmness) serenidad f, sangre f fríab) ( boldness) descaro m, frescura f3) (reserve, hostility) frialdad f['kuːlnɪs]N1) (=coldness) [of water, air, weather] frescor m2) (=calmness) tranquilidad f, serenidad f ; (in battle, crisis) sangre f fría4) (=lack of enthusiasm) [of welcome, person] frialdad f* * *['kuːlnəs, 'kuːlnɪs]mass noun1) ( in temperature) frescor m, frescura f2)a) ( calmness) serenidad f, sangre f fríab) ( boldness) descaro m, frescura f3) (reserve, hostility) frialdad f -
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Kühle, die; (fig.) (calmness) Ruhe, die; (unemotional nature, unfriendliness) Kühle, die; (audacity) Kaltblütigkeit, die* * *noun die Kaltblütigkeit* * *cool·ness[ˈku:lnəs]n no pl* * *['kuːlnɪs]n4) (= unfriendliness of greeting, reception, look) Kühle f* * *coolness [ˈkuːlnıs] s1. Kühle f2. fig Beherrschtheit f, Gelassenheit f3. Gleichgültigkeit f, Lauheit f4. Kälte f, kalte Förmlichkeit5. Unverschämtheit f, Unverfrorenheit f* * *noun, no pl.Kühle, die; (fig.) (calmness) Ruhe, die; (unemotional nature, unfriendliness) Kühle, die; (audacity) Kaltblütigkeit, die* * *n.Kühle nur sing. f. -
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coolness [ˈku:lnɪs]* * *['kuːlnɪs]1) ( coldness) fraîcheur f2) ( unfriendliness) froideur f3) ( calmness) calme m -
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coolness ['ku:lnɪs](b) (calmness) calme m, sang-froid m(c) (of welcome, manner) froideur f(d) (impertinence) culot m, toupet m -
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noun hladnost; mirnost* * *[kú:lnis]nounhlad; figuratively hladnokrvnost; odtujitev, ohladitev (prijateljstva); familiarly predrznost -
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noun1) прохлада, свежесть2) ощущение прохлады3) хладнокровие; спокойствие4) холодок (в тоне и т. п.); охлаждение (в отношениях)* * *(n) ощущение прохлады; прохлада; свежесть; спокойствие; хладнокровие; холодность; холодок* * ** * *[cool·ness || 'kuːlnɪs] n. прохлада, охлаждение, свежесть, ощущение прохлады, хладнокровие, спокойствие, холодок* * *охлаждениепрохладасвежестьспокойствиехладнокровиехолодок* * *1) а) прохлада б) ощущение прохлады 2) а) спокойствие б) уверенность 3) прохладность (по отношению к кому-л.), охлаждение (в отношениях) -
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noun frescor, friagem
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cool — adjective 1》 of or at a fairly low temperature. ↘(especially of clothing) keeping one from becoming too hot. 2》 not excited, anxious, or emotional. ↘unfriendly or unenthusiastic. ↘(of jazz) restrained and relaxed. 3》 informal… … English new terms dictionary
cool — 1 adjective 1 TEMPERATURE low in temperature, but not cold, often in a way that feels pleasant: There was a cool breeze blowing off the sea. | sipping a cool drink see cold 1 2 CALM calm and not nervous, upset, embarrassed etc: Now just stay cool … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
cool — ► ADJECTIVE 1) of or at a fairly low temperature. 2) keeping one from becoming too hot. 3) unfriendly or unenthusiastic. 4) free from anxiety or excitement: he kept a cool head . 5) (of jazz) restrained and relaxed. 6) informal fashionably… … English terms dictionary