Definition
Definition of cold-shouldering - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
unfriendlyRare showing deliberate unfriendliness or indifferenceRare
- She gave him a cold-shouldering look and walked away.
2.
social snubRare ignoring someone intentionallyRare
- His cold-shouldering attitude made it clear he was upset.
Origin of cold-shouldering
English, cold (lacking warmth) + shoulder (part of the body)
Examples of cold-shouldering in a sentence
They were cold-shouldering her at the party. She was cold-shouldering him after their argument. They started cold-shouldering her at the party.
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- French:froid, ignorant, ...
- German:kalt abweisender, ignorierend, ...
- Italian:sprezzante, sdegnoso, ...
- Spanish:despectivo, despreciativo, ...
- Portuguese:indiferença, ignorando, ...
- Chinese:无动于衷的, 故意忽视, ...
- Japanese:冷淡な, 無視する, ...
- Arabic:مُتَجَاهِل, مُتَعَمِّد التَجاهُل, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲנִיק עֲנֵיָת קֶרֶת, מִתְעַלֵּם, ...
- Russian:безразличный, игнорирующий намеренно, ...
- Ukrainian:байдужий, ігноруючи навмисно, ...
- Hindi:उपेक्षापूर्ण, अनदेखी करना, ...
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