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I. cold [kəʊld, Am koʊld] ADJ

1. cold (not warm):

cold
it's cold
I am [or feel] cold

2. cold (not friendly):

cold
cold reception
to be cold towards sb

3. cold (unemotional):

cold
cold murder

Phrases:

to leave sb cold

II. cold [kəʊld, Am koʊld] N

1. cold (low temperature):

the cold

2. cold (illness):

cold
to have a cold
to catch a cold

cold-blooded ADJ

1. cold-blooded animal:

cold-blooded

2. cold-blooded pej (evil):

cold-blooded murder
cold-blooded murderer

cold cuts N

cold cuts pl AM:

cold cuts

cold-hearted ADJ

cold-hearted

cold-shoulder VB trans

to cold-shoulder sb

cold sore N MED

cold sore

cold storage N

cold storage FOOD:

in cold storage

Phrases:

to put sth in cold storage fig

cold store N

cold store

cold war N POL

the cold war

ice-cold ADJ

ice-cold

stone-cold ADJ

stone-cold
OpenDict entry

cold turkey N

to do sth cold turkey
Present
Icold-shoulder
youcold-shoulder
he/she/itcold-shoulders
wecold-shoulder
youcold-shoulder
theycold-shoulder
Past
Icold-shouldered
youcold-shouldered
he/she/itcold-shouldered
wecold-shouldered
youcold-shouldered
theycold-shouldered
Present Perfect
Ihavecold-shouldered
youhavecold-shouldered
he/she/ithascold-shouldered
wehavecold-shouldered
youhavecold-shouldered
theyhavecold-shouldered
Past Perfect
Ihadcold-shouldered
youhadcold-shouldered
he/she/ithadcold-shouldered
wehadcold-shouldered
youhadcold-shouldered
theyhadcold-shouldered

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Complete integration were close to realisation, but were then abruptly abandoned as a consequence of the cold war.
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A cooler to allow Coca-Cola to be sold ice-cold in the store is introduced.
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The flume carries clear, ice-cold water.
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Shake it very well until it's ice-cold, then add a large thin slice of lemon peel.
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Before the walls 600 bodies were counted, and many more had perished in the ice-cold water and were never found.
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