Definition of «cold»

The plain or literal meaning of the word "cold" is a condition in which an object, substance or environment has low temperature. This means that it is below its normal or average temperature and feels uncomfortably chilly to the touch or when exposed to it.

Usage examples

I woke up this morning feeling really cold, so I immediately turned up the thermostat.
I can't wait for winter to come, so I can cozy up by the fireplace with a hot drink to warm myself up after being in the cold.
During the winter months, I always make sure to bundle up with layers of clothing to protect myself from the cold.
The weather forecast predicts a severe cold front moving in, so I better stock up on groceries and stay indoors until it passes.
After being outside in the cold rain, my clothes felt damp and I couldn't stop shivering.

Phrases with «cold»

Sentences with «cold»

You're taking a chance when opting to clean expensive items at home, but consider washing «dry clean only» items in cold water in a gentle cycle. (thefashionablehousewife.com)
I recently read about the effects of cold weather on one's metabolism. (beyondthepeel.net)
Keep kids entertained in colder weather with an indoor kids activity! (mommyscene.com)
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Definition of «cold»

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Phrases with «cold»

Sentences with «cold»

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