chill

释义

v.（使）冷却; 使冰冷; 使恐惧n.害怕; 着凉; 寒冷adj.（天气）寒冷的

大小写变形: Chill CHILL

词态变化

复数 :   chills ; 第三人称单数 :   chills ; 过去式 :   chilled ; 过去分词 :   chilled ; 现在分词 :   chilling ;

实用场景例句

Gusty winds, icy rain, and a turbulent ocean with a biting chill.

刺骨的寒风、冰冷的雨水和波涛汹涌的海洋。

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The performer developed a chill after his show in the drenched outdoor arena.

这位表演者在浸透的户外场地演出后着了凉。

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Ensure the fruit salad remains chilled right up to the moment it is served.

确保水果色拉在端上桌之前一直保持冷藏状态。

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The waiting period allows the pastry dough to chill, making it more pliable for flattening.

等待期间油酥面团会冷却，从而更易于压平。

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The evening breeze began to chill me...

傍晚的微风开始让我觉得发冷。

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A sheltered garden retains warmth, while exposure to icy winds brings an abrupt chill.

有遮蔽的花园保持温暖，而暴露在刺骨寒风中则会骤然降温。

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Her chill demeanor sent a shiver down his spine.

她冷漠的态度让他脊背发凉。

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A select few cinematic works evoke an icy chill that sends shivers down your spine.

精选的少数几部电影作品唤起一种刺骨的寒意，令你脊背战栗。

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The brutal crackdown on the protesters spread a chill of fear across the entire nation of Indonesia...

对示威者的残酷镇压使整个印度尼西亚笼罩在一片恐惧的寒意中。

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A peculiar, unsettling smile twisted his mouth, casting a chill through my entire body.

他嘴唇扭曲成一个怪异而令人不安的微笑，让我全身发冷。

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英英释义

Noun

1. coldness due to a cold environment

2. an almost pleasurable sensation of fright;

"a frisson of surprise shot through him"

3. a sensation of cold that often marks the start of an infection and the development of a fever

4. a sudden numbing dread

Verb

1. depress or discourage;

"The news of the city's surrender chilled the soldiers"

2. make cool or cooler;

"Chill the food"

3. loose heat;

"The air cooled considerably after the thunderstorm"

Adjective

1. uncomfortably cool;

"a chill wind"

"chilly weather"