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cooler

/kuːl/

Traduction: Adjectif utilisé pour décrire quelque chose comme excellent, à la mode ou impressionnant., Nom à plusieurs sens : récipient ou dispositif pour refroidir des liquides ou les maintenir froids ; boisson mélangée, généralement à base de vin et de jus de fruits ; ou cellule pour détenir des prisonniers violents.

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adjective

cool/kuːl/A1formalamerican
  • frAdjectif utilisé pour décrire quelque chose comme excellent, à la mode ou impressionnant.

An adjective used to describe something as excellent, fashionable, or impressive.

  1. Moderately coldA1formal

    Of or at a fairly low temperature, but not cold enough to be unpleasant.

    frfrais

    • The water in the lake was cool and refreshing.
    • A cool breeze blew through the open window.
    • Store the wine in a cool, dark place.

    Synonymesbriskchillycrispfreshnippy

    Antonymeshottepidwarm

  2. Fashionable or excellentA1informal

    Used to express approval or admiration; very good, stylish, or impressive.

    frCool (admirable, élégant)

    • That's a really cool jacket you're wearing.
    • It was cool to meet my favorite singer.
    • He thinks he's so cool with his new car.

    Synonymesawesomechicdopeexcellentfashionablegroovyhipradstylishtrendy

    Antonymeslameoutdateduncoolunfashionable

  3. Calm and composedB1informal

    Not excited, nervous, or upset; able to stay calm in a difficult situation.

    frcalme et posé

    • She remained cool during the emergency.
    • Keep cool and don't let them provoke you.
    • He's a cool customer under pressure.

    Synonymescalmcollectedcomposedimperturbablelevel-headedphlegmaticself-possessedserenetranquilunflappableunperturbedunruffled

    Antonymesagitatedanxiousdistraughtexcitableflusterednervousupset

  4. Unenthusiastic or unfriendlyB2formal

    Showing a lack of warmth, enthusiasm, or friendliness.

    frfroid, distant

    • She gave him a cool reception after the argument.
    • His response was cool and distant.
    • The audience was cool towards the new performer.

    Synonymesaloofcolddetacheddistantindifferentreservedstandoffishunenthusiasticunfriendly

    Antonymescordialenthusiasticfriendlygraciouswarm

Formes
  • cooler comparative form
  • coolest superlative form
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noun

/ˈkuː.lər/B1formal
  • frNom à plusieurs sens : récipient ou dispositif pour refroidir des liquides ou les maintenir froids ; boisson mélangée, généralement à base de vin et de jus de fruits ; ou cellule pour détenir des prisonniers violents.

A noun with multiple meanings: a container or device for cooling liquids or keeping them cold; a mixed drink, typically made with wine and fruit juice; or a cell for holding violent prisoners.

  1. Refrigerator for cooling liquidsA2informal

    A container or device used to keep drinks or other items cold, often portable.

    frGlacière portable

    • We packed the cooler with soda and sandwiches for the picnic.
    • He grabbed a beer from the cooler.
    • The cooler kept the drinks ice-cold all afternoon.

    Synonymesice chesticebox

    Antonymeswarmer

  2. Iced drinkB1informal

    A chilled beverage, often made with white wine and fruit juice.

    frCooler (boisson rafraîchissante)

    • She ordered a wine cooler at the bar.
    • The fruit cooler was refreshing on a hot day.
    • They served coolers at the summer party.

    Synonymeswine cooler

  3. Prison cell for violent prisonersB2informalamerican

    A secure, isolated cell in a prison used to detain violent or disruptive inmates.

    frCellule disciplinaire

    • The inmate was thrown into the cooler after the fight.
    • He spent a night in the cooler for attacking a guard.
    • The cooler is reserved for the most dangerous prisoners.

    Synonymesdetention cellholesolitary

Formes
  • coolers plural form
  • coolers' possessive plural form
  • cooler's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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