cold spot
koʊld spɒt
Definition

Definition of cold spot - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
temperature differencearea noticeably colder than its surroundings
  • The room was warm except for a cold spot near the window..
2.
physiologyTECH.skin area sensitive to cold temperaturesTECH.
  • The doctor identified a cold spot on her arm.
thermoreceptor
3.
real estateTECH.region with stable house prices and slow salesTECH.
  • The suburb is considered a cold spot for investors.
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Expressions with cold

catch coldv.
become ill with a cold virus
She might catch cold if she goes out without a coat.
cold snapn.
brief period of sudden cold weather
The cold snap caught everyone by surprise.
go coldv.
become physically cold after being warm
The coffee will go cold if left out.
cold calln.
telephone call or visit without prior appointment
Receiving a cold call can be surprising and often unwelcome.
catch a coldv.
become infected with a cold virus
She started sneezing and realized she might catch a cold..
come down with a coldv.
become sick with a cold
She might come down with a cold after the rain.

Expressions with spot

bright spotn.
spot that is bright in appearance
The bright spot on the wall caught my attention.
sore spotn.
area on the body that is painful
He winced when I touched the sore spot on his arm.
weak spotn.
area less resistant to pressure or damage
The weak spot in the armor was targeted during the battle.
tight spotn.
difficult or challenging situation
He found himself in a tight spot during the meeting.
on the spotadv.
without delay or immediately
She apologized on the spot.
frozen to the spotadj.
unable to move because of fear or shock
She was frozen to the spot when she saw the snake.
in a bad spotadj.
experiencing a difficult or problematic situation
She found herself in a bad spot after losing her job.
in a rough spotadj.
experiencing a difficult or troubled situation
She is in a rough spot right now.
in a tight spotadj.
in a difficult or dangerous situation
He found himself in a tight spot after losing his job.
in a tough spotadj.
experiencing a difficult or challenging situation
She found herself in a tough spot after losing her job.

Terms related to cold spot

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
chilledcoolfreezingfrigidfrostyglacialicychillnervereceptorsensationsensitivity

Examples of cold spot in a sentence

  • The basement had a cold spot that never seemed to warm up.
  • She felt a cold spot on her back.
  • A cold spot was detected on his leg.
  • The town remains a cold spot despite market changes.
  • Analysts predict the area will stay a cold spot.

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  1. French:point froid, zone sensible au froid, ...
  2. German:kalter Fleck, kälteempfindliche Stelle, ...
  3. Italian:punto freddo, mercato freddo, ...
  4. Spanish:zona fría, área sensible al frío, ...
  5. Portuguese:ponto frio, área estagnada, ...
  6. Chinese:冷点, 寒点, ...
  7. Japanese:冷たい場所, 寒冷点, ...
  8. Arabic:بُقْعَة بَارِدَة, نُقْطَة بَارِدَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:נְקוּדָה קְרָה, נְקוּדָה רְגִישָׁה לְקוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:холодное место, холодовая точка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:холодна зона, холодова точка, ...
  12. Hindi:ठंडी जगह, शीत बिंदु, ...

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