英：[ə'kəʊld]
美：[ə'koʊld]
acold如何读
acold是什么意思
- adj.寒冷的
acold英英释义
adjective
cold, chilled
the owl, for all his feathers, was acold—John Keats
acold词源中文解释
“cold”（寒冷），14世纪初； 参见 a-（1），这里可能是强调词+ cold（形容词）。或者它可能是字面意思“被冷却”，来自动词 acool（晚期古英语）的过去分词“感冒”； “使变冷”（15世纪）。
acold词源英文解释
Middle English acoiled, a cold, from a- a- >entry 1 + cold cold >entry 1 (or alternatively continuing acoled, past participle of acolen "to become colder, cool off," going back to Old English ācōlian, from a-, ā-, perfective prefix + cōlian "to become cold") — more at abide, cool >entry 2
The first known use of acold was in the 14th century
acold 例句
1 Now that love is old, Shall we leave the floor unswept And the hearth acold?
2 Husband in faith, and that acold; Ah well away, Joseph, as thou art old!
3 How kind is the clasping right-hand, that hath smitten the battle acold!
4 My caldron would grow acold And never again would bubble up, If touched by her thread of gold.
5 So I dare not brew thee a spell 'gainst her My caldron would grow acold And never again would bubble up, If touched by her thread of gold.
6 Here we came when love was young, Now that love is old, Never let its day be lone, Nor its heart acold!
7 Ingram was away on one of his long absences, and she felt acold.
8 Is the fire of his old loving-kindness gone out, that his pyres are acold?
9 Here you shall light a fire, which those who watch will believe to be but the fire of a herdsman who is acold.
10 Now is my last hour come; and here is Hallblithe of the Raven perishing, with his deeds undone and his longing unfulfilled, and his bridal-bed acold for ever.
11 Then sprang ye forth and went your way, and I abode there alone, sitting an whole day, sore and hungry and acold.
12 I've got acold consequently nose is stuffy and can smell nothing.
我得了重感冒,鼻子不通,所以什么也闻不到.
13 The only thing worse than acold is acold sore.
唯一比重感冒更坏的就是重感冒溃疮.
14 He caught such acold that he coughed and night.
他得了重感冒以致曰夜地咳嗽.
15 When I got up this morning, I found that I had acold had a little headache.
早晨起床才发现我得了重感冒,还有点儿头疼.