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Meanings of cool in English

Spanish
molón
Wikidata

Property of one having composure or being admired.

molón
Portuguese
altivez
Catalan
aplom

Great coolness and composure under strain.

altivez
Synonyms
Examples for "coolness"
Examples for "coolness"
1
In the vast shadow of night, the coolness and the dews descend.
Hyperion
2
The coolness was only a momentary relief; the heat came right back.
The great hunt
3
Angela and her niece were on the terrace in the evening coolness.
London Pride, Or, When the World Was Younger
4
In spite of your courage and coolness, the hand of the executioner.
The Amulet
5
In fertilizing, ever keep in mind the two great requisites-moistureand coolness.
The Home Acre
Portuguese
refrigerar
Catalan
refredar
Spanish
refrigerar

Loose heat.

refrigerar
Portuguese
frio
Spanish
fresco

Neither warm nor very cold; giving relief from heat.

Related terms
frio
Usage of cool in English
1
North-West Province: Fine and cool Free State: Fine and cold to cool.
The South African
2
Free State: Fine and cool but cold in places in the south.
The South African
3
Free State: Morning fog patches in the east, otherwise fine and cool.
The South African
4
That venting will continue for several days as reactors cool, experts said.
Reuters
5
Drain once cool; don't keep in the iced water longer than necessary.
The Guardian
6
Free State: Morning fog patches in the north-east, otherwise fine and cool.
The South African
7
Free State: Fine and cool but warm in the north and north-west.
The South African
8
Free State: Fog in the east at first, otherwise fine and cool.
The South African
9
But recent government efforts to cool the market appear to be biting.
Reuters
10
Western Cape: Temperature: Fine and warm but cool along the south coast.
The South African
11
Free State: Cloudy and cool to cold with widespread showers and thundershowers.
The South African
12
Erika: Our cool pastor talked about order, family is your first priority.
Ebony
13
However, in a great many mainstream movies, firearms are no longer cool.
The Irish Times
14
The good news is that the photos turn out looking really cool.
Reuters
15
I can't believe I used to think you were cool, she said.
Labor Day
16
Kif Photo: Envato Elements Meaning cool or sometimes used to express agreement.
The South African
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Russian
cool
Cool through the time
Cool across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Less common
Australia
Less common
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