acoldbe left (out) in the cold Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
blood runs cold
catch a cold
catch a cold (catch cold)
catch one's death of cold
cold call
cold comfort
cold feet
cold fish
cold hard cash
cold, hard cash
cold shoulder
cold turkey
coldcock
get cold feet
give someone the cold shoulder
give you the cold shoulder
in cold blood
it's cold/hot
leave out in the cold
left out in the cold
out cold
out in the cold
stop dead/cold
stop you cold
throw cold water on
a cold day in Hell
a cold piece of work
ass cold
cold
2. mean, not nice; cruel
cold-blooded
cold piece
coldfish
the cold shoulder
catch cold
She caught cold and had a severe headache．她感冒了，头痛得厉害。
pour cold water on
Idiom(s): pour cold water on something AND dash cold water on something; throw cold water on somethingTheme: DISCOURAGEMENT
to discourage doing something; to reduce enthusiasm for something.
• When my father said I couldn't have the car, he poured cold water on my plans.
• John threw cold water on the whole project by refusing to participate.
• I hate to dash cold water on your party, but you cannot use the house that night.
make one's blood run cold
Idiom(s): make one's blood run coldTheme: SHOCK
to shock or horrify someone.
• The terrible story in the newspaper made my blood run cold.
• I could tell you things about prisons that would make your blood run cold.
leave sb out in the cold
Idiom(s): leave sb out in the coldTheme: EXCLUSION
to fail to inform someone; to exclude someone.
• I don't know what's going on. They left me out in the cold.
• Tom wasn't invited. They left him out in the cold.
knock sb out cold
Idiom(s): knock sb out (cold)Theme: ATTACK
to knock someone unconscious. (Informal.)
• The blow knocked the boxer out cold.
• The attacker knocked the old man out cold.
keep sb out in the cold
Idiom(s): keep sb out in the coldTheme: SECRECY
to prevent someone from being informed.
• Please don't keep me out in the cold. Tell me what's going on.
• Don't keep your supervisor out in the cold. Tell her the truth.
in cold storage
Idiom(s): in cold storageTheme: STORAGE
stored away for future use; in an out-of-the-way place.
• I have had this special gift in cold storage for an occasion such as this.
• Todd had been keeping himself in cold storage, trying to study for his exams.
go cold turkey
Idiom(s): go cold turkeyTheme: STOP
to stop (doing something) without tapering off. (Slang. Originally drug slang. Now concerned with breaking any habit.)
• I had to stop smoking, so I went cold turkey. It's awful!
• When heroin addicts go cold turkey, they get terribly sick.
give sb the cold shoulder
Idiom(s): give sb the cold shoulderTheme: REJECTION
to ignore someone; to reject someone.
• She gave me the cold shoulder when I asked her to the party.
• Sally has been giving me the cold shoulder.
get the cold shoulder
Idiom(s): get the cold shoulderTheme: REJECTION
to be ignored; to be rejected. (Informal.)
• If you invite her to a party, you'll just get the cold shoulder.
• I thought that Sally and I were friends, but lately I've been getting the cold shoulder.
blow hot and cold
Idiom(s): blow hot and coldTheme: INDECISION
to be changeable or uncertain (about something). (Fixed order.)
• He keeps blowing hot and cold on the question of moving to the country.
• He blows hot and cold about this. I wish he'd make up his mind.
a cold fish
Idiom(s): a cold fishTheme: PEOPLE - NEGATIVE
a person who is distant and unfeeling. (Informal or slang.)
• Bob is so dull—a real cold fish.
• She hardly ever speaks to anyone. She's a cold fish.
take one's death of cold
Idiom(s): catch one's death (of cold) AND take one's death of coldTheme: SICKNESS
to contract a cold; to catch a serious cold.
• If I go out in this weather, I'll catch my death of cold.
• Dress up warm or you'll take your death of cold.
• Put on your raincoat or you'll catch your death.
take cold
Idiom(s): catch cold AND take coldTheme: SICKNESS
to contract a cold (the disease).
• Please close the window, or we'll all catch cold.
• I take cold every year at this time.
dash cold water on
Idiom(s): pour cold water on something AND dash cold water on something; throw cold water on somethingTheme: DISCOURAGEMENT
to discourage doing something; to reduce enthusiasm for something.
• When my father said I couldn't have the car, he poured cold water on my plans.
• John threw cold water on the whole project by refusing to participate.
• I hate to dash cold water on your party, but you cannot use the house that night.
As cold as ice
This idiom can be used to describe a person who does not show any emotion.As cold as stone
If something is as cold as stone, it is very cold. If a person is as cold as stone, they are unemotional.be larboard (out) in the cold
To be ignored, forgotten, or excluded, as from a group, activity, benefit, etc. You accept to accomplish abiding you angle out in a company, or you ability be larboard in the algid back it comes time to duke out promotions. Our constituency feels it has absolutely been larboard in the algid during the agitation about this topic.Learn more: cold, leftleft out in the cold
ignored; neglected.Learn more: cold, left, outleft ˌout in the ˈcold
afar from a accumulation or an activity; ignored: Everyone had article to do or about to go. I acquainted larboard out in the cold.Learn more: cold, left, out
More Idioms/Phrases
Armchair critic Arrow in the quiver As cold as ice As cold as stone As cool as a cucumber As good as new As mad as a hatter As mad as a wrongly shot hog As much use as a chocolate fire-guard As much use as a chocolate teapot As much use as a handbrake on a canoe As neat as a new pin be kept on a short leash be kept on a tight leash be kicked to the curb be kicked upstairs be knee-deep in be knee-high to a grasshopper be knocked down a notch (or two) be knocked down a peg (or two) be knocked out cold be knocked out of the box be knocked sideways be knocking on heaven's door be knocking on the door be laid to rest be larger than life be laughed out of court be laughing be laughing (one's) head off be laughing all the way to the bank be laughing on the other side of (one's) face be laughing on the other side of your face be laughing out of the other side of (one's) mouth be laughing up (one's) sleeve be laughing up your sleeve be laughing your head off be left (out) in the cold be left at the post be left hanging (in the air/in midair) be left hanging in the air be left holding the baby be left holding the bag be left in the dark (about something) be left in the lurch be left to (one's) own devices be left to (one's) own resources be level pegging be licking (one's) lips be licking your lips be light on be light on (one's) feet be light on (something) be light on something be light on your feet be light years away be light years away from be light-headed be like a bear with a sore head be like a bull in a china shop be like a cat on a hot tin roof be like a cat on hot bricks be like a child in a sweetshop
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