coldness in Japanese
coldness in Japanese is 寒い, 寒冷, 冷淡 — coldness means a low temperature; the state of lacking heat.
coldness in Japanese
寒い
Pronounced: samui
The relative lack of heat.
寒冷
Pronounced: kanrei
The relative lack of heat.
冷淡
Pronounced: reitan
Limited enthusiasm or affection; coolness.
What does "coldness" mean?
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noun A low temperature; the state of lacking heat.
"The coldness of the cellar kept the vegetables fresh."
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noun A lack of warmth or affection in someone's manner or attitude.
"She noticed a coldness in his voice that hadn't been there before."
coldness in a sentence
- The coldness of the cellar kept the vegetables fresh.
- She noticed a coldness in his voice that hadn't been there before.
- There was a strange coldness between the two old friends.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "coldness" in Japanese?
"coldness" in Japanese is 寒い, 寒冷, 冷淡. coldness means: A low temperature; the state of lacking heat.
How do you pronounce 寒い?
"coldness" in Japanese is 寒い, pronounced "samui".
How do you use "coldness" in a sentence?
Example: "The coldness of the cellar kept the vegetables fresh." In Japanese, "coldness" is 寒い, 寒冷, 冷淡.
Are there other ways to say "coldness" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "coldness": 寒い, 寒冷, 冷淡.
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