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Definition of cookie wall - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
internetRare US website barrier requiring cookie consentRare US
- The website had a cookie wall before access.
- Users were frustrated by the cookie wall on the site.
- A cookie wall blocked entry to the webpage.
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Expressions with cookie
reliable and trustworthy person
You can count on him; he's a good cookie.
person who is clever and quick to understand
She figured out the puzzle in no time, she's a smart cookie.
very intelligent person
She is the smartest cookie in our class.
someone who is strong and resilient, often in difficult situations
Despite the setbacks, she remained a tough cookie and never gave up..
wait and find out what result a situation finally gives
Let’s see how the cookie crumbles before making any big decisions.
express acceptance of an unfortunate or inevitable situation
I lost the game, but that's how the cookie crumbles!
someone who is very strong and determined
She is one tough cookie and never gives up.
used metaphorically to indicate an act of stealing or wrongdoing
He was caught with his hand in the cookie jar during the audit.
express acceptance of an unfortunate but inevitable situation
That's the way the cookie crumbles when plans go wrong.
used to mock someone seeking praise
You finished your homework? What do you want, a cookie?
money saved for future use
She kept her cookie jar reserve for emergencies.
mustache that is long and thick
He twirled his cookie duster thoughtfully.
cookie made with a lot of butter
I love having a butter cookie with my tea.
cookie with small pieces of chocolate
I love having a chocolate chip cookie with milk.
mixture of ingredients to make cookies
She rolled the cookie dough into small balls.
type of ice cream sandwich
He bought a cookie sandwich from the ice cream truck.
consume a baked sweet treat
I like to eat cookie after dinner.
crisp cookie containing a paper with a fortune
She cracked open the fortune cookie and read her fortune aloud..
sweet baked treat with oats
I love having an oatmeal cookie with my tea.
cookie flavored with spices like cinnamon or ginger
She enjoyed a spice cookie with her tea.
sweet cookie topped or flavored with sugar
She baked sugar cookies for the school party..
cookie made with ground almonds, often crescent-shaped
I love having an almond cookie with my tea.
looks the same as many others, often mass-produced
All the houses in the neighborhood are cookie-cutter.
flat metal pan for baking in an oven
Place the dough on the cookie sheet.
Expressions with wall
wall made from stone
The ancient castle had a strong stone wall.
surround someone or something with walls to keep inside
They tried to wall in the garden to keep animals out.
separate an area using a wall
They decided to wall off the garden for privacy.
isolate oneself from others
He walled up after the incident.
in contact with a wall surface
The bookshelf is placed against the wall.
escape by climbing over a wall or barrier
The prisoner tried to go over the wall at night.
reach a point where no further progress can be made
After hours of discussion, we hit a brick wall and had to adjourn.
encounter a major obstacle stopping progress
During the project, we hit a wall and had to rethink.
used to describe talking when no one listens or responds
It felt like speaking to a wall when I explained the problem.
expressing frustration when someone ignores what you say
Talking to him is like talking to a brick wall.
punish or confront someone strictly for their actions
They nailed him to the wall for his mistakes.
corner someone until they feel trapped and have no good options
They pushed him to the wall until he agreed to resign.
encounter an obstacle that stops progress completely
She ran into a brick wall during her project.
speak to someone who gives no response or attention at all
I tried explaining the problem to him, but it was like talk to a brick wall.
speak without being heard or acknowledged
I tried to explain, but it felt like talking to a wall.
make many attempts hoping one will succeed
They throw spaghetti at the wall to find a good solution.
very irritated, angry or frustrated
After the delay, he was up the wall about the whole trip.
be defeated or destroyed
The team went to the wall in the final match.
express communication that is ignored or unacknowledged
Talking to him was like speaking to a brick wall.
express communication failure due to unresponsive or stubborn listener
Talking to him was like talking to a wall, no response at all..
clear signs of future trouble are visible
The company ignored the writing's on the wall and went bankrupt.
test different options without a clear plan
She decided to throw pasta at the wall for her project.
refusal to communicate or cooperate
The investigation was hindered by a wall of silence from witnesses..
clear signs of future trouble or failure
The company's bankruptcy was no surprise; the writing was on the wall.
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- French:mur de cookies, ...
- German:Cookie-Wall, ...
- Italian:muro di cookie, ...
- Spanish:barrera de cookies, ...
- Portuguese:barreira de cookies, ...
- Chinese:cookie墙, ...
- Japanese:クッキーボール, ...
- Arabic:جدار ملفات تعريف الارتباط, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְסוֹם עוּגִיּוֹת, ...
- Russian:куки-стена, ...
- Ukrainian:бар'єр згоди на файли cookie, ...
- Hindi:कुकी दीवार, ...
- Bengali:কুকি ওয়াল, ...
- Catalan:mur de cookies, ...
- Czech:cookie wall, ...
- Danish:cookie-væg, ...
- Dutch:cookiemuur, ...
- Greek:τοίχος cookies, ...
- Hungarian:cookie wall, ...
- Khmer:ទំព័ររារាំងដែលតម្រូវឱ្យយល់ព្រមលើខូគី, ...
- Korean:쿠키 벽, ...
- Persian:دیوار کوکی, ...
- Polish:ściana cookie, ...
- Portuguese (BR):barreira de cookies, ...
- Romanian:perete de cookie-uri, ...
- Swedish:cookie-vägg, ...
- Thai:อุปสรรคคุกกี้, ...
- Turkish:çerez duvarı, ...
- Vietnamese:bức tường cookie, ...
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