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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We do not seek to ostracize or silence the new cold warriors but to engage them in public debate.
www.thenation.com Complete integration were close to realisation, but were then abruptly abandoned as a consequence of the cold war.
en.wikipedia.org Gradually he grew worse: coughing, low fever, cold sweat at night, poor appetite, wasted appearance.
en.wikipedia.org While most of us get a chill from ghost stories, the mere thought of seeing one could get phasmaphobics in a cold sweat.
www.news24.com The poet wakes up in a cold sweat and decides to take action.
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