chillier

英 [ˈtʃɪlɪə]

美 [ˈtʃɪliər]

adj.  寒冷的; 阴冷的; 不友好的; 冷淡的; 冷漠的
chilly的比较级

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 阴冷的;寒冷的
  Something that ischillyis unpleasantly cold.
  1. It was a chilly afternoon...
     那是个阴冷的下午。
  2. The rooms had grown chilly.
     房间慢慢变得阴冷起来。
• ADJ-GRADED 冷的;有寒意的
  If you feelchilly, you feel rather cold.
  1. I'm a bit chilly.
     我有点冷。
• ADJ-GRADED (人际关系、反应)冷淡的，冷冰冰的，不热情的
  You say that relations between people arechillyor that a person's response ischillywhen they are not friendly, welcoming, or enthusiastic.
  1. I was slightly afraid of their chilly distant politeness.
     他们那种冷冰冰的、敬而远之的客套让我有点憷头。

双语例句

• Something colder and chillier confronted him.
  他正面临着某种更加寒冷、更加凄凉的东西。
• You could expect an aggressive increase in domestic R& D spending as the country focused on homegrown technology, as well as a chillier climate for multinationals with research operations in China.
  为实现这一目标，中国将在研发领域投入上百亿美元。当其他国家还在苦苦追赶时，此举已令中国成为汽车技术领域的龙头老大。
• But as the weather grows chillier, she is retreating indoors.
  但由于天气越来越冷，她正准备转战室内。
• Iraq's Shia-led government, which used to fear the prospect of a Sunni regime displacing Mr Assad and his Alawites, has become chillier.
  伊拉克的什叶派政府，之前一直担忧逊尼派政权会取代阿萨德和阿拉维派的统治，现在也变的越发冷淡。
• Living in Los Angeles now, it's sometimes hard to describe to people how winter weather can be in chillier climates.
  现在我住在洛杉矶，有时我都没办法告诉这里的人一个真正寒冷的冬天是什么样子的。