Summary
coldest {adjective}
le plus froid · la plus froide · les plus froids · les plus froides
cold {adjective}
froid · froide · insensible
Usage examples
English-French translation for "coldest"
"coldest" French translation
coldest {adjective}
coldest {sup.}
The maximum difference between the temperatures at the warmest and at the coldest points shall not exceed 2 K.
The final reading should be from the warmest point inside the body and the coldest point outside.
The final reading should be from the warmest point inside the body and the coldest point outside.”
The maximum difference between the temperatures at the warmest and at the coldest points shall not exceed 2 K.”
We had the coldest month on record, I believe, and I wonder what that says about global warming.
coldest {sup.}
The difference between the warmest and the coldest instant temperature shall not exceed 5° C.
coldest {sup.}
(ii) Tundra climate: Temperature — average daily low under minus 10 degree Celsius for each of the coldest five months.
Rarely, however, are there situations where the same year sees one of the century's driest summers together with one of its coldest winters.
Denali, the locale of Leduc's last climb, is known as one of the world's coldest mountains, boasting the harshest year-round temperatures
coldest {sup.}
cold {noun}
In 1995, this group murdered four Belgian tourists inside Eritrea in cold blood.
My daughters do not want to have to line up in the cold to get their money back.
It was so cold, and she put her hands... into the down quilt that I was laying on.
The cold thing, it creeps into my gut and tells me one more time it won't let go
the reserve of cold per unit of inside surface area shall be greater or equal.
Even the number of people dying from a simple cold is much larger that that!
Mr President, the Russian crisis cannot be cured in the way that you would cure someone with a cold.
Though we cannot prevent a common cold, precautions can prevent AIDS.
We also thank the Minister for being present, and we naturally hope that his cold will clear up.
There is still an ongoing discussion whether the responsible agent is close to the common cold or coronavirus.
cold {adjective}
President Ogi (spoke in French): Time did not stop with the end of the cold war.
With the end of the cold war, it was expected that there would be less conflict.
The end of the cold war has set an auspicious environment for nuclear disarmament.
The border between China and Afghanistan is located in a cold, mountainous region.
The Semipalatinsk nuclear testing area is a lingering consequence of the cold war.
cold {adj.} (also: insensitive, apathetic, unfeeling, insensate)
It might sound cold hearted but it is pragmatic and it does work.
The government had made up its mind in a cold and callous way.
cold {adverb}
(b) Desublimers (or cold traps) used to remove UF6 from diffusion cascades;
A flat steel product is a plate product or a (hot or cold) rolled strip product.
(b) equipped with a cold trap capable of cooling to 193 K (-80°C) or less;.
Those are characterized by good cold forming and a very good weldability.
Trailer brakes - cold performance characteristics (refer to paragraph 4.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "cold":
© Princeton Universitycold-blooded · inhuman · insensate · frigid · stale · dusty · moth-eaten · coldness · low temperature · frigidity · frigidness · common cold
Usage examples
Usage examples for "coldest" in French
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