Definition of chill - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
temperaturetr. make someone or something coldtr.
- The breeze will chill the drinks quickly..
2.
- Just chill for a moment and watch the game..
3.
- We decided to chill at the park with friends.
4.
temperatureintr. become coldintr.
- The air started to chill as the sun set.
Adjective
1.
temperaturemoderately cold
- The chill morning air woke him up..
2.
- He's a chill guy who never gets stressed.
3.
- That band is really chill.
4.
- It's chill if you're late.
Noun
1.
sensationsudden sense of cold causing trembling
- She felt a chill run down her spine.
2.
- The room had a nice chill vibe..
3.
unfriendlinessUS lack of warmth and cordialityUS
- There was a chill in their conversation.
4.
weathermoderate but uncomfortable coldness
- The chill in the air was biting.
Expressions with chill
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lack of calm or restraint in attitude or behavior
He has no chill when playing games.
calm down after being upset
He needed to chill out after the argument.
notional pill taken to relax or calm down
He was so stressed, I told him to take a chill pill..
inability to stay calm or rational
He has zero chill when he's excited.
make something a little warmer, easing cold
A small fire took the chill off the room.
cause unease that stops conversation
His harsh words cast a chill over the dinner.
cause someone to feel very scared or horrified
The story was enough to chill the blood.
cause someone to feel intense fear
The eerie silence in the haunted house chilled her blood.
extremely cold, affecting deeply
The wind was chill to the bone.
calm down or relax
He was getting angry, so I told him to take a chill pill.
cause someone to feel intense fear
The eerie silence in the haunted house chilled my blood.
get a minor illness from being in cold
He caught a chill after walking in the rain.
casual sexual activity under the guise of watching Netflix
They invited me over for some Netflix and chill.
cause someone to feel extreme fear or horror
The ghost story was enough to chill blood.
fear of speaking or publishing because of possible libel lawsuits
Libel chill stopped her from publishing the article.
perceived decrease in air temperature felt by the body due to wind
The chill factor made it feel like it was below zero.
sense coldness on the body or skin
I feel a chill when the window is open.
spend time together in a relaxed way with others
Do you want to let's chill at my place this evening?
girl who is relaxed and easygoing
She's such a chill girl, always calm in stressful situations.
cold and uncomfortable wind
A chill wind blew through the empty streets.
spend time relaxing while watching HBO
Let's HBO and chill this weekend.
perceived coldness on skin caused by wind
The wind chill made it feel much colder outside.
method of food preparation where food is cooked and then rapidly chilled
The restaurant uses cook-chill to ensure freshness and safety..
make someone feel extremely cold or deeply frightened
The ghost story chilled me to the marrow.
Origin of chill
Old English, ciele (cold)
Terms with chill included in their meaning
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food
small broken pieces of frozen water used to chill drinks or food
kitchen beverage
container used to hold ice or chill drinks
appliance
device used to chill or maintain the temperature of wine
chill drinks
chill a drink with frozen cubes
winter discomfort
chill or state of shaking from cold
sensation
indicating a shiver or chill
deepwater gear
protective outfit for submersion, often weighted, resisting chill and compression
chill beats
music genre with slow, ethereal sound
Examples of chill in a sentence
Ice can chill the water in minutes. Let's just chill and listen to some music. After the hike, we decided to chill by the lake. Let's chill at my place this weekend. They chilled by the beach all afternoon. The soup will chill if you leave it uncovered.
By midnight, the wind had chilled considerably. She shivered in the chill breeze. The chill water was refreshing on a hot day. Her chill demeanor made everyone feel at ease. The beach has a chill vibe perfect for relaxation. Her outfit was super chill. The party last night was chill. No worries—I'm chill with that plan. I'm chill if we reschedule for Friday. A chill spread through the room suddenly. The unexpected news gave him a chill. After work, he enjoyed the chill of his backyard. The spa offered a perfect chill for relaxation. A chill settled over the room after the argument. His response had a chill that was hard to ignore. A chill ran down his spine as he entered the room. The morning chill made her shiver despite the sunshine.
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- French:refroidir, frais, ...
- German:kühlen, kühl, ...
- Italian:rinfrescare, fresco, ...
- Spanish:refrigerar, fresco, ...
- Portuguese:arrefecer, fresco, ...
- Chinese:冷却, 寒冷的, ...
- Japanese:冷やす, 冷たい, ...
- Arabic:بَرَّدَ, بارد, ...
- Hebrew:לְקָרֵר, קַרִיר, ...
- Russian:охлаждать, свежий, ...
- Ukrainian:охолоджувати, прохолодний, ...
- Hindi:ठंडा करना, ठंडा, ...
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