chill

UK:  [tʃɪl]

US:  [tʃɪl]

复数：chills  过去分词：chilled  现在分词：chilling  

n.

1.寒冷;寒气

2.寒战,寒噤,冷颤,发抖

3.冷淡;薄情

4.〔冶〕冷模;激冷部分

5.寒气,寒意

6.冷酷无情

7.扫兴;沮丧,寒心

8.伤风,风寒入骨

9.阴森森的

10.冷,寒冷,发冷;冷却;冷冻;【冶金】冷模,冷铸

v.

1.使变冷;使感觉冷;冰冻(食物);冷却,冷藏

2.冷却,变冷;发冷

3.使变冷;使变凉:

4.使扫兴,使寒心

5.受寒

6.〔口语〕把(酒等)温一下,热一下

7.凝固

8.气馁

9.暗下来

10.【冶金】冷铸,冷淬

adj.

1.冷淡的,薄情的;隔膜的;冷酷的;扫兴的,使…寒心的

2.〔书面语〕冷,寒

3.冰冷,阴冷的,冷飕飕的

4.冰冷的

5.冷冰冰的,冷若冰霜

6.冷漠的

7.阴森森的

1 . She hung about the stove, suffered a chattering chill, and went to bed sick. The next morning she was thoroughly feverish.
她蜷缩在炉子旁，冷得打颤。上床去的时候，病已不轻了。第二天早上，她发起了高烧。

2 . By midday the water would be tepid, but in the chill of dawn it was almost cool and helped her keep her eyes open.
到正午的时候，水就会变暖，而在傍晚时分则会变得很清凉，好让她的眼睛一直保持睁开的状态。

3 . Through Andy, we've had the opportunity to become friends with Boyd, hang out on his tour bus and chill backstage at a few of the shows.
我们通过罗迪克认识了Boyd，还有机会在他的巡演车上逛逛，有几场表演还去后台看了看。

4 . LLS: I'm 27. So I've noticed in the last two years I've been able to chill out a little bit more and let things go.
我二十七岁。所以我察觉到在过去两年里，我渐渐更能放轻松一些，让一切过去。

5 . I said: I haven't had a chance to chill out these last few days getting ready for school.
原来你是说：过去几天为了准备开学而没有机会休息。