Cold

Welcome to the "Cold" category of Questions LLC! Whether you're seeking answers to questions about low temperatures, winter-related topics, or simply curious about the science behind coldness, you've come to the right place. This category is designed to quench your curiosity and provide informative answers about all things cold. From discussions about frostbite and winter sports to exploring the coldest places on Earth, our knowledgeable community is here to share fascinating insights and clear up any confusion you may have. So, bundle up and embark on an icy journey filled with knowledge, exploration, and a deeper understanding of the chilly world around us.

Questions (9)

Winter in the United States is frigid, a big contrast to the Response area heat of the summer.cold lukewarm tepid scorching
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Is this correct? I have to present it, memorized, in front of the class."Hola amigos y amigas. Buenas Tardes! Hoy es jueves el
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2. asked by Jon
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1. I had a cold yesterday.2. I got a cold yesterday. ------------------------------------ What is the difference between them? I
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. Weather is still cold.2. The weather is still cold. 3. It is still cold. ............................. Is #1 grammatical? The
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2. asked by rfvv
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cold:mitten::hot: ?
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2. asked by sally
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estar refriadoit is cold or it will be cold the teacher will have these exactly as above and we must translate
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2. asked by sam
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Read the passage below to answer the question.Brenda reached for the box of tissues. She blew her nose with a thunderous force
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2. asked by 513EliteTrackGirl
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Using context, what is the meaning of the word frigid in the following sentence: Unlike the frigid temperatures we were used to,
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Winter in the United States is frigid, a big contrast to the BLANK ANSWER heat of the summer.Answers: cold lukewarm tepid
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