chilling in German
chilling in German is grauenerregend, gruselig, unheimlich — chilling means causing fear or horror.
chilling in German
grauenerregend
Causing mild fear.
gruselig
Causing mild fear.
unheimlich
Causing mild fear.
What does "chilling" mean?
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adj Causing fear or horror.
"The documentary told a chilling account of the disaster."
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adj Making something cold.
"A chilling wind blew off the lake."
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noun The process of cooling something down.
"Chilling the dough makes it easier to roll out."
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chilling in a sentence
- The documentary told a chilling account of the disaster.
- It was chilling to hear how close they came to danger.
- A chilling wind blew off the lake.
- Chilling the dough makes it easier to roll out.
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What is "chilling" in German?
"chilling" in German is grauenerregend, gruselig, unheimlich. chilling means: Causing fear or horror.
How do you use "chilling" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary told a chilling account of the disaster." In German, "chilling" is grauenerregend, gruselig, unheimlich.
Are there other ways to say "chilling" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "chilling": grauenerregend, gruselig, unheimlich.
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