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View usage for: (frɒsti, US frɔːsti) Word forms: comparative frostier, superlative frostiest1. adjectiveIf the weather is frosty, the temperature is below freezing. ...sharp, frosty nights. Synonyms: cold, frozen, icy, chilly More Synonyms of frosty 2. adjectiveYou describe the ground or an object as frosty when it is covered with frost. The street was deserted except for a cat lifting its paws off the frosty stones. Synonyms: icy, ice-capped, icicled, hoar [rare] More Synonyms of frosty 3. graded adjectiveIf you describe someone's behaviour as frosty, you think it is unfriendly. The president may get a frosty reception in New Hampshire. The relationship has obviously become frosty. Synonyms: unfriendly, cold, discouraging, icy More Synonyms of frosty frostily (frɒstɪli, US frɔːst-) graded adverb [ADVERB with verb] The Prime Minister smiled again, this time a trifle frostily. frostiness uncountable noun There was a certain frostiness in his smile. frosty in British English (ˈfrɒstɪ) adjectiveWord forms: frostier or frostiest1. characterized by frost a frosty night 2. covered by or decorated with frost 3. lacking warmth or enthusiasm the new plan had a frosty reception 4. like frost in appearance or colour; hoary Derived forms frostily (ˈfrostily) adverb frostiness (ˈfrostiness) noun frosty in American English (ˈfrɔsti) adjectiveWord forms: ˈfrostier or ˈfrostiest1. producing frost or cold enough to produce frost; freezing 2. covered with or as with frost; hoary, glistening, etc. 3. cold in manner or feeling; austere; unfriendly Derived forms frostily (ˈfrostily) adverb frostiness (ˈfrostiness) noun Examples of 'frosty' in a sentencefrosty After a long spell of cold winds and frosty nights it feels as if spring has arrived early.An airflow from Siberia is due to deliver a couple of snowy and frosty weather spells.Over the past eight years it has been a frosty relationship, not a special one.The frosty reception did not stop her becoming a roving ambassador for the store for more than 19 years.And the frosty temperatures will stay with us for most of next week.You have a gift for making people feel valued and warming frosty relationships at work and home.Which will last until the next time it gets frosty.The frosty air is full of swooping wings and harsh cries.The frosty weather will last into next week.Such a frosty reception is probably no worse than he could have expected.On frosty nights you can simply move them under cover.There is a frosty relationship between the two managers.Once the weather turns frosty they will go into hibernation under roofs.But she got a frosty reception due to her behaviour in the camp.It was a frosty night and fir trees sparkled with a dusting of snow.Leave it in a shed or near the back door for a few days first to harden it against frosty temperatures.The night was cold and frosty.Their initial relationship had been frosty.This frosty air will do me good, perhaps.It was cold and frosty, stars standing out clear in the night sky.The atmosphere had become frosty in the last couple of weeks and enthusiasm to teach was understandably non-existent.HAVE you been getting a frosty reception from your colleagues?Relations between the airlines remained frosty for some time, although in recent years there has been a thaw.When she goes to the bathroom to wash, "my breath hangs white in the air in frosty clouds!A spin on the Flat has kept him fit through the frosty weather.Your'good morning' may be frosty or fawning.The Loose Women star reckons it will be a couple of weeks before things get really frosty.IT may be frosty outside.In fact, it helped us settle into a routine as stepmum and daughter - albeit a frosty one at times. British English: frosty / ˈfrɒstɪ/ ADJECTIVE If the weather is frosty, the temperature is below freezing. ...sharp, frosty nights. - American English: frosty
- Arabic: مُتَجَمِّدٌ بِالبُرُودَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: glacial
- Chinese: 结霜的
- Croatian: hladan
- Czech: mrazivý
- Danish: frost-
- Dutch: vrieskoud
- European Spanish: helado
- Finnish: huurteinen
- French: couvert de givre
- German: frostig
- Greek: παγετώδης
- Italian: ghiacciato
- Japanese: 霜の降りる
- Korean: 서리가 내릴 만큼 추운
- Norwegian: iskald
- Polish: mroźny
- European Portuguese: glacial
- Romanian: geros
- Russian: морозный
- Latin American Spanish: helado escarchado
- Swedish: kylig
- Thai: ยะเยือก
- Turkish: buzlu
- Ukrainian: морозний
- Vietnamese: đầy sương giá
Chinese translation of 'frosty' adj - [day, night, weather]
有霜冻(凍)的 (yǒu shuāngdòng de) - [grass, window]
结(結)霜的 (jiéshuāng de)
- [reception, look]
冷淡的 (lěngdàn de)
Definition characterized by frost sharp, frosty nights Synonyms parky (British, informal) Definition covered by frost a cat lifting its paws off the frosty stones Synonyms ice-capped icicled hoar (rare) rimy Definition unfriendly or disapproving He may get a frosty reception. Synonyms discouraging off-putting (British, informal) unenthusiastic unwelcoming standoffish cold as ice Additional synonymsDefinition causing or feeling moderately cold It was a chilly afternoon. Synonyms cool, fresh, sharp, crisp, penetrating, brisk, breezy, draughty, nippy, parky (British, informal), blowyDefinition without warmth I was slightly afraid of his chilly, distant politeness. Synonyms unfriendly, hostile, unsympathetic, frigid, unresponsive, unwelcoming, cold as ice Definition very cold The water was too frigid to allow him to remain submerged. Synonyms freezing, cold, frozen, icy, chill, arctic (informal), Siberian, frosty, cool, glacial, wintry, gelid, frost-bound, hyperboreal - front
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Additional synonymsDefinition (of food) preserved by a freezing process frozen desserts like ice cream Synonyms chilled, cold, iced, refrigerated, ice-coldDefinition of or characteristic of winter The wintry weather continues to sweep across the country. Synonyms cold, freezing, frozen, harsh, icy, chilly, snowy, frosty, hibernal, brumal, hiemal |