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cold with a temperature that is lower than usual or lower than the human body; (used about food or drink) not heated: I'm not going into the lake - the water's too cold. ♦ Should I turn the heat on? I'm cold. ♦ to look/feel cold ♦ Would you like a cold drink? ♦ We're having cold chicken for lunch. cool (used especially about the weather) a little cold, often in a pleasant way: It's hot outside but it's nice and cool in here. ♦ a cool breeze (= a light wind ) ♦ Let's sit in the shade and keep cool.

freezing ( informal )

(used about the temperature or people) extremely cold: It's freezing outside. ♦ freezing temperatures ♦ I'm freezing! Close the window! ♦ freezing cold weather —ANTONYM boiling

chilly (used especially about the weather) too cold to be comfortable: a chilly morning in November ♦ Bring a coat. It might get chilly later. ♦ She was beginning to feel chilly.

( informal ) very good or fashionable Those shoes are so cool!

—ANTONYM uncool

not excited or angry —SYNONYM calm

( informal ) People say Cool! to show that they think something is a good idea

"We're going to Dave's party tomorrow night." "Cool!"

cool 2 / kul / verb ( cools , cool . ing , cooled )

to make something less hot; to become less hot Take the cake out of the oven and let it cool. cool down ; cool off

to become less hot

We swam in the river to cool off after our long walk.

to become less excited or angry

cool • er / ' kubr / noun [ count ]

a small box that you fill with ice to keep food and drinks cold

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Do we have a cooler to bring to the beach? — Look at water cooler .

co • op • er • ate aw / kou ' apэreIt /

(co . op . er . ates, co. op . er . at . ing, co . op. er . at

to work together with someone else in a helpful way

She agreed to cooperate with the police in their

investigation.

If everyone cooperates, we'll be finished soon.

co •op • er •a • tion aw / koU|аpэ ' reifn /

noun [ noncount ]

help that you give by doing what someone asks you to do Thank you for your cooperation.

co • op • er •a • tive AwB / kou' apretiv/

adjective

helpful by doing what you are asked to do

co • or • di • nate 1 aw / kou ' o^neit /

( co . or . di . nates , co . or . di nat . ing , co . or . di . nat . ed )

to organize different things or people so that they work well together

She coordinated all of the hospital volunteers.

►co • or • di • na • tor AWB / kou ' o^neitar / noun

[count]

a project coordinator

co • or • di • nate 2 aw / kou ' o^rat /

[count]

( geography ) one of the two numbers or letters that are used to find a position on a map

co • or • di •na • tion |awL / ko^o^ 'neijn /

noun [ noncount ]

1 the organization of different people or things so that they work well together

There wasn't enough coordination between the committees.

2 the ability to control the movements of your body well You need good hand-eye coordination to play golf.

cop / kap / noun [ count ] ( informal )

a police officer a traffic cop

cope / koup / verb ( copes , cop . ing , coped )