coolly如何读

英:[ˈku:lli]

美:[ˈkulɪ]

coolly是什么意思

adv.

冷淡地

冷静地

凉爽地

厚颜无耻地

coolly词根

词根:cool

adj.

cool 凉爽的;冷静的;出色的

adv.

cool 冷静地

n.

cool 凉爽;凉爽的空气

cooler 冷却器;清凉剂

coolness 冷;凉爽;冷静

vi.

cool 变凉;平息

vt.

cool 使…冷却;使…平静下来

coolly英英释义

adjective

moderately cold : lacking in warmth

The plant grows best in cool climates.

marked by steady dispassionate calmness and self-control

a cool and calculating businessperson

lacking ardor or friendliness

a cool impersonal manner

of jazz marked by restrained emotion and the frequent use of counterpoint

free from tensions or violence

We used to fight, but we're cool now.

—used as an intensive

a cool million dollars

marked by deliberate effrontery or lack of due respect or discretion

a cool reply

facilitating or suggesting relief from heat

a cool dress

of a color producing an impression of being coolspecifically: of a hue in the range violet through blue to green

of a musical tone relatively lacking in timbre or resonance (see resonance sense 2a)

very good : excellentalso: all right Is getting together Friday night cool with you?

That was a really cool movie.

fashionable, hip

… not happy with the new shoes … because they were not "cool."—Celestine Sibley

verb

intransitive verb

to become cool : lose heat or warmth—sometimes used with off or down

placed the pie in the window to cool

to lose ardor or passion

His anger cooled.

transitive verb

to make cool : impart a feeling of coolness to—often used with off or downA swim cooled us off a little.

cooled the room with a fan

to moderate the heat, excitement, or force of : calm

cooled her growing anger

to slow or lessen the growth or activity of—usually used with off or down

wants to cool off the economy without freezing it—Newsweek

noun

a cool time, place, or situation

the cool of the evening

absence of excitement or emotional involvement : detachment

… must surrender his fine cool and enter the closed crazy world of suicide …—Wilfrid Sheed

poise, composure

The player lost his cool and began yelling at the referee.

hipness

adverb

in a casual and nonchalant manner

play it cool

coolly词源中文解释

1570年代,“不急不燥”,来自 cool(形容词)+ -ly(2)。从1610年代开始表示“没有热度”; 1620年代表示“以冷漠的方式”; 1844年表示“带着安静的自负或厚颜无耻”。

coolly词源英文解释

Adjective Middle English col, going back to Old English cōl, going back to West Germanic *kōlu- (whence also Middle Dutch coele "moderately cold" and, from a variant *kōlja-, Old High German kuoli), lengthened-grade derivative from the base of *kalan- "to be cold" — more at cold >entry 1 Verb Middle English colen, going back to Old English cōlian, verbal derivative from Germanic *kōl- cool >entry 1 (whence also Old Saxon colon "to become cool," Old High German kuolēn) Noun Middle English cole, derivative of col cool >entry 1 Adverb derivative of cool >entry 1

The first known use of cool was before the 12th century

coolly儿童词典英英释义

cool1 of 3adjective

somewhat cold : lacking in warmth

not letting in or keeping in heat

cool clothes

marked by steady calmness and self-control

not friendly or interested

was cool toward strangers

producing an impression of being cool

blue is a cool color

very good : excellent

fashionable sense 1

cool2 of 3verb

to make or become cool

to make or become less excited : calm

allow tempers to cool

cool3 of 3noun

a cool time or place

the cool of the night

cool1 of 3adjective

somewhat cold : lacking in warmth

not letting in or keeping in heat

cool clothes

marked by steady calmness and self-control

not friendly or interested

was cool toward strangers

producing an impression of being cool

blue is a cool color

very good : excellent

fashionable sense 1

cool2 of 3verb

to make or become cool

to make or become less excited : calm

allow tempers to cool

cool3 of 3noun

a cool time or place

the cool of the night

coolly 例句

1 Ne-kah-e-se-y would coolly draw his bow and arrow, which the Osage considered more effective than a bullet.

2 At that, Reno lost her cool composure.

听了那句话,雷诺失去了冷静。

3 He said it coolly, but he was clearly trying to provoke me.

4 When boatloads of much more ordinary Asians approach the shores of Australia, on the other hand, they are received coolly.

而另一方面,当极为一般的亚洲人乘船到了澳大利亚的海岸时,他们受到的则是冷遇。

5 Allow the cake to cool before slicing.

6 “Your coming to Longbourn, to see me and my family,” said Elizabeth coolly, “will be rather a confirmation of it; if, indeed, such a report is in existence.”

7 Wes was senseless with anger, but Mary just coolly looked at him, eyes opened in an expression of exaggerated innocence.

8 The idea met with a cool response...

人们对这个想法反应冷淡。

9 “The last days are always hazardous....Changes have to be made very coolly and calmly with a small brush,” he tells Theo.

10 He received my suggestion coolly.

他对我的建议反应冷淡。

11 Maybe it's the expression in her eyes, something at once coolly logical and fiercely defiant.

12 “I have often thought them the worst of the two,” replied he coolly.

13 Can't you guys just cool it?

你们能不能冷静一下?

14 Tom turned coolly away, still talking, and took Amy with him.

汤姆冷冷地转过身去,还在说话,把艾美也带走了。

15 I felt a current of cool air...

我感觉到一阵凉风。

16 “Goodness knows what storm trooper will descend upon me and beat me senseless,” Ignatius observed coolly.

17 Now, having got me up on that dangerous eminence, he suddenly and coolly announced he was withdrawing his support.

18 It's ridiculous to play it cool if someone you're mad about is mad about you too.

如果让你生气的人也在生你的气,而你还要假装冷静,那就太可笑了。

19 “You didn’t seem quite so confident when you were telling Harry it was a sheep,” said Hermione coolly.

20 “I think I can tell who the wrong sort are for myself, thanks,” he said coolly.

coolly 同义词

3 厚颜地

hardily brassily

9 冷冰冰

cool icy coolness

12 厚着脸皮

brazen

17 潇洒自信

cool

19 沉着地

cool steady quietly calmly

coolly 短语相关

blow one's cool keep one's cool/composure keep a cool head cool it play it cool cool/calm head cool one's heels keep/stay cool pre-cool maintain one's cool/composure

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