Chinese · surname Leng
I am cold.
It's cold.
It's cold.
Wow, so cold!
Calm down.
I was so cold.
It was freezing!
Steady on!
The weather is cold.
I feel cold.
The weather is getting colder day by day.
The weather was not only cold, but also wet.
It's very cold here in February.
I want something cold to drink now.
It is not always cold in Hokkaido.
A hamburger and a cold drink cost 7 liras.
Tom gave Mary the cold shoulder.
It's a chilly morning.
Inside, it's very hot, but outside its freezing.
It was cold, and in addition, it was windy.
Don't you think the air conditioner is turned up too high in here?
The child had no overcoat on although it was very cold.
Tom said it was cold in Boston this time of year.
She died on a cold night in December.
Is the milk cold, or still hot?
It's going to get cold tonight.
Cool off!
Tomorrow's weather won't be so good, with cloudy skies, heavy snow, and very cold temperatures.
He doesn't have the indifference typical of people from big cities.
My hand is so cold that I can't feel it any more.
The child had no overcoat on although it was very cold.
No matter whether it is cold or hot, when she goes out, she always brings a scarf.
Some plants cannot adapt themselves to the cold.
Some plants cannot adapt themselves to the cold.
How come this fucking apartment has no double-glazing? I'm freezing.
We waded into the cold water inch by inch.
Beijing has started to get colder.
My father is always cool.
Tom fell into the ice-cold water of the river.
It's really cold today. You should dress warmer or you might catch a cold.
Urumqi is even colder than Kashgar.
The Cold War ended when the Soviet Union collapsed.
Boston is too cold for me, let alone Chicago.
Without warning, the teachers ask students from each country to take the microphone and explain to everyone their reasons for coming to Harbin.
If you want to keep meat for long, freeze it.
It was not until the end of April that winter began to release the land from its icy grip. The days became warmer; snow and ice turned into streams of meltwater.
Have you ever wondered how fish survive in cold winter weather, or where they go when lakes and ponds freeze over?
Even now, many years after the Cold War, there is still much bitterness between Germans and Russians, especially in areas which were occupied by the Soviet Union.
Stanford University electrical engineering professor Shanhui Fan said the panels—which include a layer of material similar to what is found in sand—act like a kind of high-tech mirror, both siphoning heat out of the buildings and reflecting the sun's rays, sending both 100 kilometers up into the coldness of space.
Best served chilled.