coolness

coolness
noun frescura, frescor; frialdad; serenidad, sangre fría
coolness
tr['kʊːlnəs]
noun
1 (of air etc) frescura, frescor nombre masculino
2 (unfriendliness) frialdad nombre femenino
3 (calm) serenidad nombre femenino, sangre nombre femenino fría
4 (boldness) frescura, descaro
coolness ['ku:lnəs] n
1) : frescura f, frescor m
the coolness of the evening: el frescor de la noche
2) calmness: tranquilidad f, serenidad f
3) coldness, indifference: frialdad f, indiferencia
coolness
n.
• desapego s.m.
• descariño s.m.
• desenojo s.m.
• displicencia s.f.
• frescor s.m.
• frescura s.f.
• frialdad s.f.
• hielo s.m.
• serenidad s.f.
• tibieza s.f.
'kuːlnəs, 'kuːlnɪs
mass noun
1) (in temperature) frescor m, frescura f
2)
a) (calmness) serenidad f, sangre f fría
b) (boldness) descaro m, frescura f
3) (reserve, hostility) frialdad f
['kuːlnɪs]
N
1) (=coldness) [of water, air, weather] frescor m
2) (=calmness) tranquilidad f , serenidad f ; (in battle, crisis) sangre f fría
3) pej (=audacity) frescura f , descaro m
4) (=lack of enthusiasm) [of welcome, person] frialdad f

her coolness towards him — su frialdad con él

* * *
['kuːlnəs, 'kuːlnɪs]
mass noun
1) (in temperature) frescor m, frescura f
2)
a) (calmness) serenidad f, sangre f fría
b) (boldness) descaro m, frescura f
3) (reserve, hostility) frialdad f

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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