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1 chill
I 1. [tʃɪl]1) (coldness) freddo m.2) (illness) infreddatura f.3) fig. brivido m.2.to send a chill through sb. o down sb.'s spine — dare i brividi a qcn
1) [ wind] freddo, gelido2) fig. [reminder, words] agghiaccianteII 1. [tʃɪl]1) (make cool) fare raffreddare [dessert, soup]; mettere al fresco [ wine]; (refrigerate) refrigerare [ meat]2) (make cold) fare rabbrividire [ person]2.to chill sb.'s blood o the blood — raggelare il sangue a qcn
verbo intransitivo [dessert, wine] raffreddarsi* * *[ il] 1. noun1) (coldness: There's a chill in the air.) freddo2) (an illness which causes shivering: I think I've caught a chill.) infreddatura2. adjective(cold: a chill wind.) freddo3. verb(to make cold (without freezing): Have you chilled the wine?) mettere al fresco, raffreddare- chilly- chilliness* * *[tʃɪl]1. adj(wind) freddo (-a), gelido (-a)2. nfreddo, Med infreddatura, colpo di freddo3. vt(food, drink) mettere in fresco"serve chilled" — "servire fresco"
•* * *chill /tʃɪl/A n.1 freddo: There's a chill in the air, fa freddino; to take the chill off st., rendere qc. meno freddo; portare qc. a temperatura ambiente2 sensazione di freddo; brivido (di paura, febbre): I felt a chill run down my spine, sentii un brivido corrermi giù per la schiena3 (med.) infreddatura4 (fig.) (senso di) gelo: The news of the riots cast a chill over the whole town, la notizia dei tumulti ha diffuso un senso di gelo su tutta la città; A chill came over him, si è sentito gelareB a.1 ( anche fig.) freddo; gelido: a chill wind, un vento gelido; a chill welcome, un'accoglienza fredda (o glaciale)2 (fig.) che mette i brividi; agghiacciante● ( slang USA) the big chill, la morte.(to) chill /tʃɪl/A v. t.3 intirizzire: The icy water chilled me to the bone, l'acqua gelida mi ha intirizzito fino alle ossa5 (metall.) temprare; fondere in conchigliaB v. i.* * *I 1. [tʃɪl]1) (coldness) freddo m.2) (illness) infreddatura f.3) fig. brivido m.2.to send a chill through sb. o down sb.'s spine — dare i brividi a qcn
1) [ wind] freddo, gelido2) fig. [reminder, words] agghiaccianteII 1. [tʃɪl]1) (make cool) fare raffreddare [dessert, soup]; mettere al fresco [ wine]; (refrigerate) refrigerare [ meat]2) (make cold) fare rabbrividire [ person]2.to chill sb.'s blood o the blood — raggelare il sangue a qcn
verbo intransitivo [dessert, wine] raffreddarsi
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