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Meanings of cooler in English
Type of insulated box used to keep food and drink cool.
Synonyms
Examples for "esky"
Examples for "esky"
1
This is the place you really will want to bring your empty Esky.
2
A member of the public noticed him, put him in an Esky and alerted authorities.
3
Go with empty eskies, empty cars and low fuel.
4
Stick a box in the fridge to neutralise odours and use it to clean eskies.
5
Where else would you get the chance to Instagram yourself riding a motorised Esky in a race?
1
The first so-called " portable ice chest" received a U.S. patent in 1953.
1
It should be kept in a glass-covered jar in the ice box.
2
Keep in the ice box or stand them in cold water until needed.
3
When cool, remove and place at once in the ice box.
4
How are we to keep our food without an ice box?
5
This should be whipped in a cool place and set in the ice box.
1
And the big blue cool box, that'll come in handy.
2
Each Toyota camper has a good-sized bed, table, all cooking gear, a CD player and cool box.
3
Pack a cool box!
4
So why on earth is it becoming trendy to ask the midwife to pop it in a cool box for later consumption?
5
And for those long trips, there's a 15 inch TV with DVD player, plus a cool box to keep the snacks fresh.
1
Put it into a chilly bin with ice the first day after its glazed.
2
Also who knew a chilly bin could be so versatile?
3
Today, there is a big chilly bin full of warehou heads waiting to be picked up.
4
The tale of the Cromwell man who was prosecuted for drink-driving - on his motorised chilly bin.
5
Every four weeks, he'd turn up and he'd have a little chilly bin to take it home with him.
1
I saw a policeman carry an ice chest out to his car.
2
Place in the ice chest for six or, better still, twelve hours.
3
He thought about the fish, sitting in the ice chest all day.
4
When nearly cold, turn into a mould and place in the ice chest.
5
The ice chest will be found invaluable for keeping fish good and sweet.
Usage of cooler in English
1
Up in the mountains it was much cooler than in the valley.
2
And, as must be the case, some areas are cooler than average.
3
Mr Noll said cooler than average ocean temperatures also played a role.
4
It would be a mistake to continue hanging round the water cooler.
5
It means smarter, cooler phones and at a lower price, Menon said.
6
The more upsetting or dangerous a situation was, the cooler he became.
7
Also, I definitely thought of myself as way cooler than my character.
8
A hotter-than-expected summer and a cooler-than-expected winter had helped utilities last year.
9
Some 400 million people could be forced to flee for cooler climates.
10
With the roof closed, it was way, way cooler than I expected.
11
On either side of a water cooler were two doors with nameplates.
12
In the cooler blood of to-day the narrative stirs a sluggish heart.
13
It's been cooler since then and the region desperately needs some rain.
14
They passed his door with greater frequency, loitered by the water cooler.
15
He heaved out of his chair and went to the water cooler.
16
The game is to create a cooler world than you had yesterday.
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Cooler across language varieties
South Africa
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Australia
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New Zealand
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