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fresco, -a
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. cool <cooler coolest> [Am kul, Brit kuːl] ADJ
1. cool (cold):
cool climate/air/clothes
cool drink
cool drink
2. cool (reserved, hostile):
cool reception/behavior
to be cool to or toward sb
estar frío con alguien
3.1. cool (calm):
cool person/exterior
cool person/exterior
keep cool!
keep cool!
to keep a cool head
to play it cool ugs
to play it cool ugs
3.2. cool (unperturbed):
cool
4.1. cool sl (trendy, laid-back):
he's really cool
he's really cool
es muy taquilla Chil ugs
4.2. cool sl (acceptable, all right):
he's cool
he's cool
es un tío legal Esp ugs
5. cool (with numbers) ugs:
an increase of a cool 10%
II. cool [Am kul, Brit kuːl] SUBST U
1. cool (low temperature):
2. cool (composure):
cool
to keep one's cool
to lose one's cool
III. cool [Am kul, Brit kuːl] VERB trans
cool air/room
cool engine/food/enthusiasm
to cool sb's temper
apaciguar a alguien
to cool it sl cool it, you two! we don't want any fights in here
cool it! he's watching us! Am
IV. cool [Am kul, Brit kuːl] VERB intr
cool air/room:
cool engine/food/enthusiasm:
to cool toward sb/sth Am
perder el entusiasmo por alguien/algo
I. cool down VERB [Am kul -, Brit kuːl -] (v + adv)
1. cool down (become cooler):
cool down food/iron:
cool down person:
2. cool down (become calmer):
cool down temper/person:
II. cool down VERB [Am kul -, Brit kuːl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
1. cool down (make cooler):
cool down food
cool down person
2. cool down (make calmer):
cool down person
cool box SUBST Brit
cool box
cool box
cool box
hielera f Chil Méx
cool off VERB [Am kul -, Brit kuːl -] (v + adv)
1. cool off (become cooler):
cool off person:
2. cool off (become calmer):
cool off
3. cool off (lose enthusiasm, passion):
cool off
cool bag SUBST Brit
cool bag → cool box
cool box SUBST Brit
cool box
cool box
cool box
hielera f Chil Méx
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Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. cool [ku:l] ADJ
1. cool (slightly cold):
cool
cool color
2. cool (calm):
cool
keep cool
3. cool ugs (impudent):
cool
to be a cool one
4. cool (unfriendly):
cool
5. cool ugs (fashionable):
to be cool
II. cool [ku:l] INTERJ ugs
cool
III. cool [ku:l] SUBST kein Pl
1. cool (coolness):
cool
2. cool (calm):
cool
IV. cool [ku:l] VERB trans
cool
just cool it ugs
V. cool [ku:l] VERB intr (become colder)
cool
to cool down [or off] (become cooler)
to cool down [or off] (become calmer)
(as) cool as a cucumber ugs
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
cool
hey, cool it!
to cool (down)
to cool
enfriar übtr
to cool down
to cool (down)
to cool off
cool air
cool
it is cool today
fresco (-a) (frío)
cool
fresco (-a) (prenda)
cool
fresco (-a)
cool
cool box
cool
cool air
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. cool [kul] ADJ
1. cool (slightly cold):
cool drink, evening
cool color
2. cool (calm):
cool
keep cool
3. cool (indifferent):
cool greeting
4. cool ugs (fashionable):
to be cool
II. cool [kul] INTERJ ugs
cool
III. cool [kul] SUBST
1. cool (coolness):
cool
2. cool (calm):
cool
IV. cool [kul] VERB trans
cool
just cool it ugs
V. cool [kul] VERB intr (become colder)
cool
to cool down [or off] (become cooler)
to cool down [or off] (become calmer)
cool-headed [ˌkul·ˈhed·ɪd] ADJ
cool-headed
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
cool
molón (-ona)
cool
cool thing
to cool (down)
to cool
enfriar übtr
to cool down
to cool (down)
to cool off
fresco (-a) (frío)
cool
fresco (-a) (prenda)
cool
fresco (-a)
cool
cool
cool room
Present
Icool
youcool
he/she/itcools
wecool
youcool
theycool
Past
Icooled
youcooled
he/she/itcooled
wecooled
youcooled
theycooled
Present Perfect
Ihavecooled
youhavecooled
he/she/ithascooled
wehavecooled
youhavecooled
theyhavecooled
Past Perfect
Ihadcooled
youhadcooled
he/she/ithadcooled
wehadcooled
youhadcooled
theyhadcooled
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He has gray hair, a round cucumber-shaped nose, and wears a lab coat and tie.
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It is not restricted to cole crops; other plant hosts include tomato, cucumber, and potato.
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Tomatoes, cucumbers and scallions often accompany a meal.
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The most common organisms include jellyfish, viperfish, tube worms and sea cucumbers.
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Some species, such as tomato, pineapple, and cucumber, produce seedless fruit if not pollinated, but do produce seeded fruit if pollination occurs.
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