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Chill
Example
The chill of the water made him gasp when he jumped in.
She felt a chill in the air as the sun began to set.
There was a noticeable chill in the air as winter approached.
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resfriado
a feeling of cold accompanied by shivering and shaking, caused by an increase in chemical activity within the body
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escalofrío, espeluzno
an almost pleasurable sensation of fright
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escalofrío, frío repentino
a sudden numbing dread
to chill
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enfriar, refrigerar
to cool or refrigerate food or beverages to a lower temperature
Transitive: to chill food or beverages
Example
Last night, they chilled the wine for the dinner party.
Tomorrow, they will chill the fruits in the refrigerator for a refreshing snack.
The chef is currently chilling the dessert before serving.
Example
Their negative comments about her artwork chilled her passion for painting.
The unexpected failure of their project chilled their enthusiasm for future collaborations.
The constant rejection letters from publishers chilled his ambition to become a novelist.
Example
Opening the windows on a winter day will chill the room quickly.
Jumping into the cold lake on a hot day instantly chilled her body.
He forgot his jacket and the cold wind chilled him to the bone.
Example
The room began to chill as the sun went down and the temperature dropped.
As the storm approached, the air started to chill, signaling the onset of colder weather.
The water in the pool gradually chilled as the night progressed, making it less inviting for swimming.
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relajarse, calmarse
to relax or calm down, often used to tell someone to stop being overly anxious or excited
InformalEjemplo
The chill of the water made him gasp when he jumped in.
She felt a chill in the air as the sun began to set.
There was a noticeable chill in the air as winter approached.
There was a chill in the wind that made everyone reach for their jackets.
A chill settled in the room after the window was opened.
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