cold one

kəʊld wʌn

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Definition of cold one - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

beverage

cold beer from a refrigerator or cooler

He grabbed a cold one from the fridge.
After work, he enjoys a cold one on the porch.
They shared a cold one at the barbecue.

ale

brew

lager

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cold beer from a refrigerator or cooler

Expressions with cold

catch cold

become ill with a cold virus

She might catch cold if she goes out without a coat.

cold snap

brief period of sudden cold weather

The cold snap caught everyone by surprise.

go cold

become physically cold after being warm

The coffee will go cold if left out.

cold call

telephone call or visit without prior appointment

Receiving a cold call can be surprising and often unwelcome.

catch a cold

become infected with a cold virus

She started sneezing and realized she might catch a cold..

come down with a cold

become sick with a cold

She might come down with a cold after the rain.

Expressions with one

big one

something very important or significant

Winning the championship was the big one for the team.

in one

adj.

combined into a single unit

The sofa bed is a couch and bed in one.

one drop

single small amount of liquid

He added just one drop of oil to the pan..

wild one

person who behaves in a very free, reckless, or uncontrolled way

Back in college, he was a real wild one at parties.

close one's eyes

shut one's eyelids

She decided to close her eyes and rest.

eat one's lunch

consume a midday meal

She decided to eat her lunch at noon.

hold one's nose

pinch nostrils to block a smell

She had to hold her nose near the garbage.

make one's bed

arrange the bed after sleeping in it

Every morning, I make my bed neatly.

on one's head

adv.

physically positioned on top of one's head

She balanced the book on her head.

shut one's eyes

close your eyes

She shut her eyes and took a deep breath.

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hardy annual

gardening

plant living one year, tolerates cold weather

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French:bière fraîche, ...
German:kühles Blondes, ...
Italian:birra, ...
Spanish:cerveza fría, ...
Portuguese:cerveja gelada, ...
Chinese:冰啤酒, ...
Japanese:冷えたビール, ...
Arabic:بِيرَة بارِدَة, ...
Hebrew:בִּירָה קָרָה, ...
Russian:холодное пиво, ...
Ukrainian:холодненьке, ...
Hindi:ठंडी बीयर, ...
Bengali:ঠান্ডা বিয়ার, ...
Catalan:birra, ...
Czech:pivo, ...
Danish:kold en, ...
Dutch:koud biertje, ...
Greek:κρύα μπύρα, ...
Hungarian:hideg sör, ...
Khmer:ស្រាបៀរត្រជាក់, ...
Korean:차가운 맥주, ...
Persian:آبجوی سرد, ...
Polish:zimne piwo, ...
Portuguese (BR):gelada, ...
Romanian:bere rece, ...
Swedish:kall öl, ...
Thai:เบียร์เย็น, ...
Turkish:soğuk bira, ...
Vietnamese:chai bia lạnh, ...

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