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froid(e)
I. cold [ingl brit kəʊld, ingl am koʊld] SOST
1. cold U (chilliness):
cold
to feel the cold
to be out in the cold lett
to come in from or out of the cold lett
to come in from or out of the cold fig
to be left out in the cold fig
2. cold C MED:
cold
to have a cold
to catch or get a cold
a bad cold
a cold in the head
II. cold [ingl brit kəʊld, ingl am koʊld] AGG
1. cold (chilly):
cold
cold fig colour, light
to be or feel cold person:
the room was or felt cold
the wind is or feels cold
it's or the weather's cold
to go cold food, tea, water:
to keep sth cold food
2. cold (unemotional):
cold expression, manner, smile, heart, logic etc
to be cold to or towards sb
to leave sb cold
3. cold (not recent):
cold news
4. cold (unconscious):
to be out cold
to knock or lay sb out cold
assommer qn, mettre qn KO colloq
III. cold [ingl brit kəʊld, ingl am koʊld] AVV
1. cold (without preparation) colloq:
cold speak, perform
à froid colloq
2. cold ingl am (thoroughly):
cold learn, know
to turn sb down cold
envoyer qn promener colloq
IV. cold [ingl brit kəʊld, ingl am koʊld]
to have or get cold feet
in cold blood
my blood runs cold fig
to be as cold as ice person, part of body:
to be as cold as ice room:
to pour or throw cold water on sth
descendre qc en flammes colloq
chest cold SOST
chest cold
cold-blooded [ingl brit ˌkəʊldˈblʌdɪd, ingl am ˌkoʊldˈblədɪd] AGG
1. cold-blooded lett animal:
cold-blooded
2. cold-blooded fig:
cold-blooded criminal, killer
cold-blooded crime, massacre, attack
cold-blooded account, description
cold-bloodedly AVV
cold-calling SOST COMM
cold-calling
cold comfort SOST
cold comfort
piètre consolation f (for pour)
cold-bloodedness SOST
cold call SOST
cold call COMM
cold call TELECOM
cold-hearted AGG
cold-hearted
cold fish SOST colloq, pegg
cold fish
pisse-froid m colloq
I. cold <-er, -est> [kəʊld, ingl am koʊld] AGG
cold (not warm):
cold a. fig
to be as cold as ice
a cold beer
to be cold weather
to be cold person
to go cold soup, coffee
to get cold person
locuzioni:
to pour cold water on sth
II. cold [kəʊld, ingl am koʊld] SOST
1. cold (low temperature):
cold
2. cold MED:
cold
to catch a cold
cold snap SOST
cold snap
cold wave SOST METEOR
cold wave
cold storage SOST
cold storage
to put sth in cold storage
cold call SOST
cold call
cold call on the phone
cold turkey SOST ingl am, ingl Aus colloq
cold turkey
ice-cold AGG
ice-cold
cold sore SOST MED
cold sore
cold-blooded AGG
1. cold-blooded ZOOL (ectothermic):
cold-blooded animal
2. cold-blooded (extremely evil):
cold-blooded murderer
cold-hearted AGG
cold-hearted
I. cold <-er, -est> [koʊld] AGG
cold (not warm):
cold a. fig
to be as cold as ice
cold beer
to be cold weather
to be cold person
to go cold soup, coffee
to get cold person
locuzioni:
to pour cold water on sth
II. cold [koʊld] SOST
1. cold (low temperature):
cold
2. cold MED:
cold
to catch a cold
cold storage SOST
cold storage
to put sth in cold storage
I. stone-cold AGG
stone-cold
II. stone-cold AVV
stone-cold
ice-cold AGG
ice-cold
cold-blooded AGG
1. cold-blooded ZOOL (ectothermic):
cold-blooded animal
2. cold-blooded (extremely evil):
cold-blooded murderer
cold turkey SOST colloq
cold turkey
cold sore SOST MED
cold sore
cold start SOST
cold start
cold sweat SOST
cold sweat
cold war SOST
cold war
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It may be cold comfort to fired instructors, but the clause probably wouldn't stand up in court.
www.theglobeandmail.com
The use of a school bus to get there, however, seemed to be cold comfort to the municipality against the loss of their school.
en.wikipedia.org
My saying that may only be cold comfort to them.
en.wikipedia.org
Cold comfort, yes, but such measures are meant for the safety of our streets.
www.ottawasun.com
Fortunately the unhelpful comments are outweighed by the kind, supportive sort, but it's cold comfort.
www.stuff.co.nz