- wind chill
- cold weather
- common cold (medicine)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- wind chill
- cold weather
- common cold (medicine)
This refers to the cooling effect of wind on the skin, making temperatures feel colder than they actually are. It is often used when discussing weather conditions.
The wind outside is strong, making it feel bone-chillingly cold.
This refers to a description of low temperatures that usually occur during winter or in cold climates.
The cold weather in winter makes it hard to go outside.
Everyone hopes that we can soon welcome the warm spring and say goodbye to the cold weather.
This refers to a viral infection that causes symptoms such as a runny nose, sore throat, and cough. It is often discussed in medical contexts, especially during flu season.
She caught a cold today, and the doctor said it was caused by the common cold.
Teachers should be careful to protect their health during the cold season.
Generated collocations (experimental)
fēng hán风寒gǎn mào感冒wind chill common coldfēng hán风寒tiān qì天气cold weather conditionsfēng hán风寒zhèng zhuàng症状symptoms of a common cold due to wind chillfēng hán风寒rù qīn入侵invasion of cold windfáng fēng防风hán寒to prevent wind chillfēng hán风寒tǐ zhì体质constitution prone to coldzhì治fēng hán风寒to treat wind chillfēng hán风寒yì bìng疫病cold-induced illnessfēng hán风寒gǎn感mào冒yào药medications for wind chill coldfēng hán风寒qū sàn驱散to disperse wind chillyìng duì应对fēng hán风寒to cope with wind chill