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Meanings of cold wave in English
Synonyms
Examples for "cold snap"
Examples for "cold snap"
1
Hypothermia is a particular risk for older people during a cold snap.
2
Many parts of the country survived a brutal cold snap last week.
3
Older people are especially susceptible to the effects of a cold snap.
4
But in the current, brutal cold snap, they pay a high price.
5
The cold snap coincided with the early arrival of China's typhoon season.
Usage of cold wave in English
1
The last snow left by the last cold wave of the season.
2
I will also be there. Fear hit me in a cold wave.
3
Defeat rounded Nick's shoulders and washed through him in a cold wave.
4
She clutched at it quickly, in a cold wave of terror.
5
The city was in the grip of the first cold wave of the year.
6
Connie felt the cold wave of responsibility roll over him.
7
That sensation of a cold wave in the back of her brain came again.
8
The very cold wave passed, leaving the sentence: better dream of being plain friends.
9
And with that the cold wave of anger swept over her again, overwhelming her.
10
It was like a cold wave hitting him from behind.
11
A cold wave of distrust swept over her-sheturned away from the Doctor silently.
12
A cold wave ran through Margrit, numbing her fingers.
13
A cold wave hits the bottom of her gut.
14
Realization came over me in a cold wave.
15
Well, we may have struck a cold wave.
16
A cold wave seemed to sweep over George.
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Translations for cold wave
Russian
Portuguese
Cold wave through the time
Cold wave across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common