| 词汇 | thesaurus_articles_feeling-cold |
| 释义 | feeling coldThese words are all used to say that you feel uncomfortable because the temperature is low. The most common word for this feeling is cold. Cold can be used of your whole body or just a part of it. Your hands are cold! How's the temperature in here? Are you too cold? The opposite of cold is hot. I was feeling pretty hot and sweaty after my run. For more opposites of cold, see the article at hot. Someone who feels the cold gets cold much quicker than other people and finds it difficult to get warm again. She's someone who feels the cold, that's why she's always bundled up. If you feel just a little bit cold, you can say you are chilly. The sun's gone down and now I feel quite chilly. If you feel very cold, you can say that you are freezing or are frozen. You can use freezing or frozen to refer to your whole body or part of your body. Shut the windows, I'm freezing! My nose is frozen after that walk - I should have worn a scarf. If a part of your body feels very cold, you can say that it is (as) cold as ice. Your fingers are as cold as ice - come inside and warm up a bit! If you feel extremely cold and can't get warm, you can say you are chilled to the bone. After standing outside in the snow, we were chilled to the bone. Related articleshaving temperature lower than what is comfortable to become or make something cold or colder |
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