I. cold [kəʊld] ADJ
| I | cold-call |
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| you | cold-call |
| he/she/it | cold-calls |
| we | cold-call |
| you | cold-call |
| they | cold-call |
| I | cold-called |
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| you | cold-called |
| he/she/it | cold-called |
| we | cold-called |
| you | cold-called |
| they | cold-called |
| I | have | cold-called |
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| you | have | cold-called |
| he/she/it | has | cold-called |
| we | have | cold-called |
| you | have | cold-called |
| they | have | cold-called |
| I | had | cold-called |
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| you | had | cold-called |
| he/she/it | had | cold-called |
| we | had | cold-called |
| you | had | cold-called |
| they | had | cold-called |
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Her father became a cold-hearted man after the loss of his wife.
en.wikipedia.org He was often described by informants as cold-hearted and narcissistic.
en.wikipedia.org The topic of the song is the rock staple of an intensely attractive, but cold-hearted woman, who causes massive emotional turmoil for her lover.
en.wikipedia.org An arrogant, sober and cold-hearted man and with elitist attitude because of his family's name.
en.wikipedia.org This name was a representation of his actions, both dishonorable and cold-hearted.
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