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chillness是什么意思

  • n.寒冷;冷淡

chillness英英释义

noun

a sensation of cold accompanied by shivering (as due to illness)—usually pluralIf you have a cough, fever and chills and are not breathing as easily as usual, you might have a cold or the flu.—Linda SearingOver the next few days, my body followed up with a series of messages: you have a sore throat; you have a fever; you have the chills.—John Herrman

He had caught a chill that night, and was now down with a fever.—Wilkie Collins

an intense shivery sensation : shiver, shudderespecially: one caused by a strong emotion (such as fear) —often plural a song so beautiful it gives me chills … this is where [Stephen] King shines, creating those aforementioned creepy scenes that gave me the chills. —Katherine Whitt

Do you like a good scare? The sort of story, or moment, that sends a chill down your spine and makes the hair on your arms stand up like porcupine quills? —Katherine Scott Crawford

a disagreeable sensation of coldness

When you venture outside on a cold day, chances are you feel the biggest chill in your fingers.—Tamekia Reece

a moderate but disagreeable degree of cold

a chill in the air

a check to enthusiasm or warmth of feeling

And a chill fell over the service as mourners … carried a casket draped in white to the altar.—Katherine Creag and Jennifer Millman

adjective

moderately cold

cold, raw

affected by cold

chill travelers

distant, formal

a chill reception

depressing, dispiriting

chill penury—Thomas Gray

informal having a laid-back style or easy demeanor We're very casual. I love how at City Hall people come in everything from wedding gowns to jeans. It's so mellow and chill, just how we like it.—Erin Burnett

She looked just like Joey Potter … Really young and super chill. No one was paying any attention. It was a laid-back situation.—Emma Pearse

verb

intransitive verb

to become cold

to shiver or quake with or as if with cold

to become taken with a chill

chill out

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transitive verb

to make cold or chilly

chilled by a cold wind

to make cool especially without freezing

chill the wine

to affect as if with cold : dispirit

chillness词源英文解释

Noun Middle English chile chill, frost, from Old English ciele; akin to Old English ceald cold

The first known use of chill was in the 14th century

chillness儿童词典英英释义

chimichanganoun

a tortilla wrapped around a filling (as of meat) and deep-fried

chime1 of 2noun

a set of bells tuned to play music

the sound of a set of bells—usually used in plural

chime2 of 2verb

to make the sounds of a chime

to call or indicate by chiming

chimeranoun

something made up by or existing only in the mind

chime1 of 2noun

a set of bells tuned to play music

the sound of a set of bells—usually used in plural

chime2 of 2verb

to make the sounds of a chime

to call or indicate by chiming

chillyadjective

noticeably cold

unpleasantly affected by cold

not friendly

a chilly response

chill1 of 3noun

a feeling of cold accompanied by shivering

chills and fever

a strong sensation of shivering especially from an emotion (as fear)—often used in plural

gave me chills

a moderate but unpleasant amount of cold

there was a chill in the air

chill2 of 3adjective

unpleasantly cold : raw

nights grew chill

not friendly

a chill greeting

informal having a relaxed style or manner : laid-back

chill3 of 3verb

to make or become cold or chilly

to cool without freezing

chill the pudding for dessert

to affect as if with cold

we were chilled by the ghost story

chill out

to spend time relaxing or socializing

chill1 of 3noun

a feeling of cold accompanied by shivering

chills and fever

a strong sensation of shivering especially from an emotion (as fear)—often used in plural

gave me chills

a moderate but unpleasant amount of cold

there was a chill in the air

chill2 of 3adjective

unpleasantly cold : raw

nights grew chill

not friendly

a chill greeting

informal having a relaxed style or manner : laid-back

chill3 of 3verb

to make or become cold or chilly

to cool without freezing

chill the pudding for dessert

to affect as if with cold

we were chilled by the ghost story

chill out

to spend time relaxing or socializing

chillness 例句

1 He caught a chill that turned into a bad cold.

2 Snoop Dogg undoubtedly will bring his chill vibes to the red chairs, mentoring new talent with his 30 years of music industry experience and eight platinum albums.

3 But abdominal pain , fever , chillness developed three to five days later.

肾脏电脑断层摄影发现有较多量之尿液外溢及血肿.

4 Her symptoms include chills and a fever.

5 Here's a ghost story that will chill you.

6 Chill the dessert for one hour before serving it.

7 He thinks his parents are way too uptight and says they should just chill.

8 There was a chill in the autumn air.

9 He closed the windows to keep out the chill.

10 I decided to stay home and chill.

11 The chill weather kept us indoors.

12 Her screams chilled me to the bone.

13 Considering the climate characteristic of chillness and oxygen shortage on the Tibetan Plateau, the equipments that can produce and replenish oxygen must be installed on Tibetan railway cars.

青藏 高原高寒缺氧的气候环境要求青藏铁路客车必须具备一定的制氧补氧功能。

14 Your cold blood cannot be worked into a fever: your veins are full of ice-water; but mine are boiling, and the sight of such chillness makes them dance.

可是我的血在烧滚了。看见你这副冷冰冰的,不近人情的模样,我的血液都沸腾啦。

15 were met with a chill gaze when they arrived home late from the party

16 The novel's final scene gave him the chills.

17 For the next couple of decades, the chill spot became a mecca for anyone who wanted to linger into the night, but not over a drink at a bar.

18 Her words sent chills down my spine.

19 It had been thought that salt and alkali, drought, and chillness were the three most serious abiotic stress factors that could restrict the growth, development and yield of crops for a long time.

长期以来,盐碱、干旱、寒冷是限制作物生长、发育和产量非常严重的三大非生物胁迫因素。

20 a horrible sight that chilled my bones

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chillness 短语相关

a chill down your spine a chill/shiver runs up/down someone's spine caught a chill chill factor chill out make a chill/shiver run up/down someone's spine pre-chill send a chill/shiver up/down someone's spine take the chill off

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