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BNC: 2478 COCA: 1451

cool

1 cool /ˈkuːl/ adjective
cooler; coolest
1 cool
/ˈkuːl/
adjective
cooler; coolest
Learner's definition of COOL
[or more cool; most cool] : somewhat cold : not warm or hot凉的;凉爽的
: made of a light, thin material that helps you stay cool(衣服布料)使人凉爽的
[or more cool; most cool] : able to think and act in a calm way : not affected by strong feelings冷静的;沉着的;从容的
◊ If you are (as) cool as a cucumber, you are very calm and able to think clearly often in a difficult situation.(困难时刻)镇定自若
[or more cool; most cool] : not friendly冷淡的;冷漠的
[or more cool; most cool] informal
: very fashionable, stylish, or appealing in a way that is generally approved of especially by young people酷的;帅气的;时尚的
often used to show approval in a general way常用于笼统地表示赞同
used to suggest acceptance, agreement, or understanding没关系,不介意(表示接受、赞同或理解)
of a color : suggesting cool things冷色调的
informalused for emphasis in referring to a large amount of money用于强调钱的数额巨大

— coolish

/ˈkuːlɪʃ/ adjective

— coolly

adverb

— coolness

noun [noncount]
2 cool /ˈkuːl/ verb
cools; cooled; cooling
2 cool
/ˈkuːl/
verb
cools; cooled; cooling
Learner's definition of COOL
[+ object] : to make (someone or something) cool使冷却;使变凉;使感到凉快
often + off or down
[no object] : to become cool : to lose heat or warmth变凉;散失热量
often + off or down
[no object] : to become less strong or intense especially in emotion(尤指情绪)冷静下来,平息下来
often + off or down
[+ object] : to make (an emotion) less strong or intense使(情绪)冷静下来;使平息
often + off or down

cool it

informal
: to stop being excited, angry, noisy, etc.冷静下来;安静下来

cool your heels

informal
: to wait for someone or something : to take a break from doing something or going someplace等候;干等
3 cool /ˈkuːl/ noun
3 cool
/ˈkuːl/
noun
Learner's definition of COOL

keep your cool

informal also chiefly US maintain your cool
: to remain calm泰然处之;不恼怒

lose your cool

informal also US blow your cool
: to suddenly become very angry突然发飙;勃然大怒

the cool

: a cool time or place凉爽时刻;阴凉处usually + of
4 cool /ˈkuːl/ adverb
4 cool
/ˈkuːl/
adverb
Learner's definition of COOL
informal
: in a calm manner : in a way that does not seem unusual or excited冷静地;镇定地
BNC: 2478 COCA: 1451

cool

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adjective

1
: moderately cold : lacking in warmth
The plant grows best in cool climates.
2
a
: marked by steady dispassionate calmness and self-control
a cool and calculating businessperson
b
: lacking ardor or friendliness
a cool impersonal manner
c
of jazz : marked by restrained emotion and the frequent use of counterpoint
d
: free from tensions or violence
We used to fight, but we're cool now.
3
used as an intensive
a cool million dollars
4
: marked by deliberate effrontery or lack of due respect or discretion
a cool reply
5
: facilitating or suggesting relief from heat
a cool dress
6
a
of a color : producing an impression of being cool
specifically : of a hue in the range violet through blue to green
b
of a musical tone : relatively lacking in timbre or resonance (see resonance sense 2a)
7
informal
a
: very good : excellent
That was a really cool movie.
also : all right
Is getting together Friday night cool with you?
b
: fashionable, hip
… not happy with the new shoes … because they were not "cool." Celestine Sibley
coolish adjective
coolly adverb
or less commonly cooly
coolness noun

cool

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verb

cooled; cooling; cools

intransitive verb

1
: to become cool : lose heat or warmth
placed the pie in the window to cool
sometimes used with off or down
2
: to lose ardor or passion
His anger cooled.

transitive verb

1
: to make cool : impart a feeling of coolness to
cooled the room with a fan
often used with off or down
A swim cooled us off a little.
2
a
: to moderate the heat, excitement, or force of : calm
cooled her growing anger
b
: to slow or lessen the growth or activity of
usually used with off or down
wants to cool off the economy without freezing itNewsweek

cool

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noun

1
: a cool time, place, or situation
the cool of the evening
2
a
: absence of excitement or emotional involvement : detachment
… must surrender his fine cool and enter the closed crazy world of suicide … Wilfrid Sheed
b
: poise, composure
The player lost his cool and began yelling at the referee.
3

cool

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adverb

: in a casual and nonchalant manner
play it cool
Phrases
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Word History

BNC: 2478 COCA: 1451
cool

verb¹

1 ( cool down) become colder變涼ADVERB | VERB + COOL ADVERBa little, slightly, etc.略微/稍稍冷卻completely完全冷卻quickly, rapidly迅速冷卻Dry soil cools rapidly when air temperatures fall.空氣溫度下降時,乾燥的土壤很快冷卻。gradually, slowly逐漸/慢慢冷卻Her tea was slowly cooling in front of her.她面前的茶慢慢變涼了。VERB + COOLallow sth to, let sth讓⋯涼下來Allow the cake to cool thoroughly before removing it from the tin.等蛋糕涼透了再從烤模中取出。
cool

verb²

2 ( cool down, cool off) become calmer冷靜下來ADVERBconsiderably變得相當冷靜slightly, somewhat稍稍冷靜下來;冷靜了些He's cooled down somewhat since this morning.今天上午開始,他漸漸冷靜了下來。
cool

adjective¹

1fairly cold涼爽VERBS | ADVERB VERBSbe, feel, look涼爽;感覺涼快;看起來涼爽The forest looked cool and shady.森林看起來很陰涼。become, get變得涼爽It will probably get cool later, so bring a coat.待會兒天氣很有可能會轉涼,帶件外衣吧。keep sth使某物保持涼度Try to keep the drinks cool.盡量讓飲料保持涼度。ADVERBvery非常涼a little, slightly, etc.有點兒凉;略有些涼fairly, quite, rather比較涼;有點兒涼;相當涼relatively相對涼爽It was a relatively cool night.那是一個相對涼爽的夜晚。completely涼透Wait until the cake is completely cool before cutting.等蛋糕徹底冷卻後再切。deliciously, pleasantly, refreshingly, wonderfully涼爽舒適;涼爽愜意The cave was refreshingly cool.這岩洞涼爽得讓人神清氣爽。surprisingly, unseasonably, unusually出奇地涼爽;反常地涼快The weather that June was unseasonably cool.那年的六月,天氣反常地涼爽。
cool

adjective²

2calm平靜VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES VERBSappear, be, look看似從容;冷靜;顯得沉着keep, remain, stay保持冷靜She managed to stay cool during the meeting.在會議期間,她設法保持冷靜。act, play it (informal) 沉着應付;冷靜行事He forced himself to count to ten and act cool.他強迫自己從一數到十,好冷靜行事。For once I felt uncertain about my real feelings. I decided to play it cool.我平生第一次無法確定自己的真實感覺,於是便決定泰然處之。ADVERBvery非常冷靜pretty相當沉着PREPOSITIONabout對⋯保持沉着She's completely cool about what happened.她對所發生的事情安之若素。with (NAmE, informal) 對⋯冷靜I knew I needed surgery, and I was cool with it.我知道自己需要動手術,我對此很冷靜。PHRASEScool, calm and collected平心靜氣He did his best to appear cool, calm and collected.他盡力使自己顯得鎮定自若。
cool

adjective³

3not friendly/enthusiastic冷淡VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION VERBSact, appear, be, sound表現得冷漠;顯得冷漠;冷淡;聽起來冷漠remain保持冷淡ADVERBdistinctly, very明顯/非常冷淡rather, somewhat比較/有點兒冷淡PREPOSITIONabout對⋯冷漠She was distinctly cool about their plans.她對他們的計劃漠不關心。towards/toward對⋯冷淡He was cool towards me. (BrE) 他對我很冷淡。I'm sorry I acted cool toward you. (NAmE) 對不起,我冷淡了你。
cool

adjective⁴

4used to show approval讚許VERB + COOL | ADVERB VERB + COOLbe很棒It's so cool you came back!你回來了,太棒了!look, sound看起來/聽起來很酷You look really cool in those jeans.你穿那條牛仔褲真酷!ADVERBextremely, fairly, very, etc.極其/相當/非常時髦so真棒totally棒極了amazingly出奇地棒

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