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Definition of cooler - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
food storageUS container for keeping food or drinks coldUS
- We packed sandwiches in the cooler for the picnic.
2.
cooling devicedevice that cools air or liquids
- The cooler kept the room comfortable during the heatwave..
3.
beverageUS drink with alcohol and fruit juiceUS
- She ordered a cooler at the bar.
4.
- The unruly prisoner was sent to the cooler for a week..
5.
bouncerUS person who maintains order at a venueUS
- The cooler stopped the fight at the club.
6.
pokerTECH. US situation in poker where a strong hand losesTECH. US
- He experienced a cooler with a full house.
Adjective
1.
temperaturehaving a lower temperature than something else
- The evening air is cooler than the afternoon.
2.
emotioncalmer or more composed
- He remained cooler under pressure than his teammates.
3.
- Her new haircut is cooler than the old one.
Images of cooler
container for keeping food or drinks cold 
device that cools air or liquids 
drink with alcohol and fruit juice
Expressions with cooler
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calm people ultimately influence decisions more than angry people
Let's pause the debate; cooler heads will prevail by morning.
spread of information through informal workplace chats
The water cooler effect helps news travel fast in the office.
calm people succeed in solving problems or arguments
In tough negotiations, cooler heads prevail.
insulated bag keeping food cool temporarily
She packed sandwiches in the cooler bag for the picnic.
machine dispensing cooled drinking water
The office installed a new water cooler.
alcoholic beverage made from wine and fruit juice
At the party, they served a variety of wine coolers..
evaporative cooling device using a moist pad or membrane
The swamp cooler kept the room comfortable during the heatwave.
device that cools engine oil
The oil cooler helps keep the engine from overheating.
heat exchanger that lowers air temperature in engines or machines
The turbocharger works better when the air cooler is clean and efficient.
device cooling air by water evaporation
The evaporative cooler kept the room comfortable during summer.
device cooling air after compression in engines or compressors
The after cooler reduced the engine's air temperature significantly.
evaporative cooling device for dry climates
They installed a desert cooler to beat the heat.
put someone in jail as punishment
The police will send him to the cooler if he steals again.
in jail or prison as a slang term
He's in the cooler for the weekend.
Origin of cooler
English, cool (cold) + -er (agent noun)
Terms with cooler included in their meaning
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temperature
make something cooler or less warm
temperature
become cooler or lose heat
cooling
to make something cooler by blowing air
temperature
cause something to become cooler
beverage
cold beer from a refrigerator or cooler
astronomy
cooler darker area on the sun's surface
weather
being cooler and more refreshing
cooling
causing air or atmosphere to feel cooler
weather
become fresh or cooler
cooling process
process of becoming cooler or decreasing in temperature
physics
movement of heat from a warmer object to a cooler one
temperature
the process of becoming cooler or colder
weather
change in weather making it cooler
climate
characterized by cooler temperatures within the temperate zone
heat transfer
move warm fluid upward through cooler fluid
insect
large hairy bee living in cooler places
acr: Little Ice Age
time when the Earth was cooler than now
physics
movement of heat energy from a hotter area to a cooler area
Examples of cooler in a sentence
They carried a cooler to the beach party. They bought a new cooler for their camping trip. The cooler in the office broke down yesterday. He enjoyed a cooler by the poolside. They served a refreshing cooler at the picnic. He spent a month in the cooler.
The cooler was his home for the next few days. The cooler checked that the crowd was staying calm near the entrance. A cooler escorted the disruptive guest outside. She faced a cooler with a straight flush. A cooler happened when his aces were beaten. The water in the lake is cooler than the ocean. This room feels cooler with the fan on. She stayed cooler than anyone else in the room. His cooler demeanor helped in negotiations. His new jacket is cooler than mine. That band is cooler than any other right now.
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- French:glacière, plus frais, ...
- German:Kühlbox, kühler, ...
- Italian:frigorifero portatile, più fresco, ...
- Spanish:nevera, más fresco, ...
- Portuguese:geleira, mais fresco, ...
- Chinese:冷藏箱, 较冷的, ...
- Japanese:クーラー, 涼しい, ...
- Arabic:مُبَرِّد, أبرد, ...
- Hebrew:צֵידָנִית, קַר יוֹתֵר, ...
- Russian:холодильник, прохладный, ...
- Ukrainian:холодильник, прохолодний, ...
- Hindi:बर्फ़दानी, ठंडा, ...
Definition of cool - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
chilly weathermoderately cold in temperature
- It was cool enough for a light jacket.
2.
- He wore a cool jacket to the party..
3.
- It's cool if you want to join us.
4.
emotioncalm and in control of oneself
- He stayed cool during the crisis.
5.
attitudeunenthusiastic or skeptical
- Her response to the idea was cool.
6.
- We're cool with each other now.
7.
- He earned a cool million from the deal.
8.
artin the color range of violet to green
- She painted her room in cool tones.
Verb
1.
temperatureintr. lose heat or become colderintr.
- The soup will cool if you leave it out.
2.
temperaturetr. make something cooler or less warmtr.
- Please cool the room by opening a window.
3.
intensityintr. become less intense or passionateintr.
- Their argument began to cool after a while.
4.
- Let's cool at the park this afternoon.
5.
intensitytr. make something less intense or passionatetr.
- He tried to cool the heated debate.
Noun
1.
- His outfit had a certain cool that everyone admired.
2.
calmnesscomposure and absence of excitement
- He maintained his cool in a tense situation..
Expressions with cool
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become cooler or lose heat
The soup needs to cool down before serving.
cause something to become less hot
The fan will help cool off the room.
maintain a low temperature
The refrigerator helps to keep cool the food and drinks.
keep body temperature low in heat
Drink water to stay cool in the sun.
stay calm and not get upset about something
She was cool about losing the game.
young person admired for style, popularity, or charisma
Everyone wants to be friends with the cool kid.
cold or unfriendly welcome
She got a cool reception when she arrived at the party.
calm and composed in stressful situations
She remained cool under pressure during the emergency.
stay calm in stressful situations
During the crisis, she managed to keep a cool head.
maintain composure under pressure
Keep your cool when the client starts yelling, and answer calmly.
become very angry or upset
He lost his cool when he heard the news.
stay calm in stressful situations
She managed to maintain her cool during the heated debate.
expresses approval or admiration for something
You got a new car? That's cool!
calm and composed in stressful situations
Even during the crisis, she was cool as a cucumber.
remain calm and composed in a situation
During the argument, he tried to be cool.
doing something before it became popular
She wore vintage clothes before it was cool.
lose temper or composure suddenly
He blew his cool when he heard the news.
lose your temper or composure
Don’t blow your cool during the meeting, even if they provoke you.
person who remains calm in difficult situations
Even during the crisis, she was a cool customer.
calm people succeed in difficult situations
In arguments, cool heads prevail.
calm down or stop being angry or excited
When the argument got heated, she told everyone to cool it..
wait for a long time, often when it's inconvenient
The intern cooled his heels outside the director's office for an hour.
calm down or relax
He needs to cool his jets before the meeting.
calm down after being angry
He took a walk to cool his temper after the argument.
Origin of cool
English, cool (of low temperature)
Examples of cool in a sentence
Keep the room cool during the afternoon. She always wears cool accessories. Those cool sneakers are very popular. That movie was really cool to watch. Her new haircut looks cool and trendy. She remained cool despite the heated argument.
The pilot was cool under pressure during the emergency. He gave the proposal a cool reception. She remained cool about the rumored promotion. After the argument, Maya and I are cool again. Are you cool with Jordan using your desk? The lawsuit cost the firm a cool $50 million. They paid a cool thousand for the tickets. Cool blues made the gallery feel calm. Choose a cool green for the background. Let the melted chocolate cool before decorating. The metal pipe cooled quickly in the rain. Cool the soup before serving it. He cooled the engine with water. His anger began to cool after the apology. The excitement in the room started to cool down. We can cool at my place after the movie. They decided to cool by the beach all day. A short break cooled the tension in the room. The mediator tried to cool their anger. The new smartphone has a cool that appeals to teens. Vintage cars have a timeless cool that attracts collectors. She lost her cool during the argument. He tried to regain his cool after the shocking news.
View all translations of cool
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- French:frais, refroidir, ...
- German:kühl, abkühlen, ...
- Italian:fresco, raffreddarsi, ...
- Spanish:fresco, enfriarse, ...
- Portuguese:fresco, arrefecer, ...
- Chinese:凉爽的, 冷却, ...
- Japanese:涼しい, 冷める, ...
- Arabic:بارِد, بَرُدَ, ...
- Hebrew:קָרִיר, לְהִתְקָרֵר, ...
- Russian:прохладный, остывать, ...
- Ukrainian:прохолодний, охолоджуватися, ...
- Hindi:ठंडा, ठंडा होना, ...
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