chill

chill
[tʃɪl]
sustantivo
1resfriado (m) (medicina) (cold)
  • to catch a chill -> resfriarse, agarrar or coger un resfriado (español de España)
2(cold temperature)
  • there's a chill in the air -> hace bastante fresco
  • to take the chill off something -> templar algo
  • chill of fear (sentido figurado) -> escalofrío (m) de temor
adjetivo
3frío(a)
verbo transitivo
4poner a enfriar (wine, food)
  • serve chilled -> sírvase frío (on product)
  • chilled to the bone -> helado(a) de frío

chill [chil]
adjetivo
1Frío, friolento.
2Desanimado, desalentado, abatido; rudo.
sustantivo
3Frío, fresco (coldness, weather); escalofrío, sensación de frío que a veces precede a la fiebre.
  • To catch a chill -> resfriarse
  • To take the chill off/out of something -> quitar el frío, templar o calentar algo
  • A chill came over the assembly -> un estremecimiento recorrió la asamblea
(Med.) Enfriamiento, resfriado.(Fig.) Estremecimiento.
1Enfriar, poner fría alguna cosa.
  • Serve chilled -> sírvase frío
  • We were chilled to the bone -> estábamos congelados (de frío)
2helar.
3Desanimar, desalentar, -
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4em> Escalofriarse. (n)
va. Poner a efriar (wine, food).

chill [tʃɪl]
noun
(coldness) frío; (m) (Med) resfriado; (m) (mild fever) escalofrío; (m)
there's a chill in the air hace fresco; to catch a chill (Med) resfriarse; to cast a chill over enfriar el ambiente de; to take the chill off [+room] calentar un poco; templar; [+wine] templar
adjective
[+wind] frío
verb:transitive
[+wine] enfriar; [+food] refrigerar
serve chilled sírvase bien frío; to chill sb's blood helarle la sangre en las venas a algn; to be chilled to the bone estar helado hasta los huesos
verb:intransitive
(informal)

Verb Conjugation for "chill"

Imperative
  • chill
  • you chill
  • he/she chills
  • we chill
  • you chill
  • they chill
Preterite
  • I chilled
  • you chilled
  • he/she chilled
  • we chilled
  • you chilled
  • they chilled
Present Continuous
  • I am chilling
  • you are chilling
  • he/she is chilling
  • we are chilling
  • you are chilling
  • they are chilling
Present Perfect
  • I have chilled
  • you have chilled
  • he/she has chilled
  • we have chilled
  • you have chilled
  • they have chilled
Past Continuous
  • I was chilling
  • you were chilling
  • he/she was chilling
  • we were chilling
  • you were chilling
  • they were chilling
Past Perfect
  • I had chilled
  • you had chilled
  • he/she had chilled
  • we had chilled
  • you had chilled
  • they had chilled
Future
  • I will chill
  • you will chill
  • he/she will chill
  • we will chill
  • you will chill
  • they will chill
Future Perfect
  • I will have chilled
  • you will have chilled
  • he/she will have chilled
  • we will have chilled
  • you will have chilled
  • they will have chilled
Future Continuous
  • I will be chilling
  • you will be chilling
  • he/she will be chilling
  • we will be chilling
  • you will be chilling
  • they will be chilling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been chilling
  • you have been chilling
  • he/she has been chilling
  • we have been chilling
  • you have been chilling
  • they have been chilling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been chilling
  • you will have been chilling
  • he/she will have been chilling
  • we will have been chilling
  • you will have been chilling
  • they will have been chilling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been chilling
  • you had been chilling
  • he/she had been chilling
  • we had been chilling
  • you had been chilling
  • they had been chilling
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