Traduções para „cooler“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

I . cool [kuːl] ADJ

1. cool (slightly cold):

cool

fresco(-a)

2. cool (unfriendly):

cool

frio(-a)

to give sb a cool reception

receber alguém com indiferença

3. cool (calm):

cool

calmo(-a)

keep cool

manter a calma

4. cool coloq (fashionable):

to be cool

ser legal

that disco is very cool

aquela boate é bem bacana

II . cool [kuːl] INTERJ coloq

cool

legal

III . cool [kuːl] VERBO trans

cool

esfriar

just cool it coloq

calma

IV . cool [kuːl] VERBO intr (become colder)

cool

esfriar-se

I . cool down VERBO intr

cool down (person)

acalmar-se

cool down (thing)

esfriar-se

II . cool down VERBO trans

cool down

esfriar

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Games shouldn't be the water-cooler discussion topic but the water cooler itself, the hub around which socialization occurs, she said.

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On the surface, virtual internships and micro-internships limit access to those water-cooler discussions that provide insight into the organization's culture.

www.fastcoexist.com

The classic hypothesis is that cooler temperature of the testes allows for more efficient fertile spermatogenesis.

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Everyone else has either moved north where it is cooler or perished from the extremely high temperatures.

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A similar scheme (multiphase cooling) can be by a multistage evaporative cooler.

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An approaching cold front subsequently induced higher wind shear on the cyclone as it tracked northeastward into cooler waters; this led to weakening.

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It was kind of like a wine cooler, but less sweet and sugary.

gothamist.com

Remember, hikes on the coast may be cooler than inland so pack a windproof jacket and proper hiking shoes.

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There are some hero products she couldn't live without and cites rosehip body oil as particularly vital when the weather turns cooler.

www.stuff.co.nz

Pest control of the crops is less difficult than within the tropics, due to the cooler winters.

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