down cold

Learned, mastered, or understood perfectly, to the point of requiring little or no focus to do, recall, or accomplish. Make sure you practice these equations until you have them down cold. I always get my routine down cold so there won't be any room for error during the performance.

have (something) down cold

To learn, master, or understand something perfectly, to the point of requiring little or no focus to do, recall, or accomplish it. Make sure you practice these equations until you have them down cold. I always get my routine down cold so there won't be any room for error during the performance.

See also: cold, down, have

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

down pat
down to a fine art
have (something) down cold
group
a committee is a group of men who keep minutes and waste hours
be able to (do something) in (one's) sleep
be able to do something in your sleep
do (something) blindfolded
do blindfolded
could (do something) with one hand tied behind (one's) back

References in periodicals archive

PCC decided to step in and assist the Department of Agriculture after trading firms closed down cold storage facilities, forcing farmers to sell at a lower price.

Philippine Competition Commission to probe alleged onion industry cartel

WW South (23-7) Crafty Tigers have defense down cold

Boys basketball

But if he wants to practice lines for the school play together over the weekend (even though you know he's got his part down cold), it's safe to assume he's seeking you out.

DOES IT MEAN HE LIKES YOU? HIS EVERY WORD MAKES YA WONDER: IS HE BEING FLIRTY... OR JUST FRIENDLY? HERE'S HOW TO DEMYSTIFY THOSE EVER-CONFUSING DUDE MOVES

The storm brought down cold arctic air, fueling one of the coldest weeks on record across the central and eastern United States.

New York's JFK airport flooded after record-setting 'bomb cyclone'

They had the most difficulty, however, learning the third pair in the series after getting the first two down cold.

Chimps Learn To Play Rock-Paper-Scissors

"We might get cooler because the Gulf Stream, which keeps Wales warmer, may slow and the jet stream become more wavy, bringing down cold Arctic air.

Scrap fossil fuels by 2030 or face disaster - warning; Professor predicts catastrophe if we continue to use fossil fuel

Fenay Bridge-based company Paxman has launched its Paxman Pioneers campaign to track down cold cap pioneers past and present.

How keeping a cool head can help

Note down cold callers' numbers using caller display or dialling 1471.

cold callers feel the heat; Watchdog offer advice to public as regulators give Scots company record penalty PHONE MENACE PS200k RAP FOR FIRM

There's an art to rate increase support, and TriPlus has it down cold.

5 views from the LTCI bleachers

They have manufacture and quality control down cold.

Vanguard back country: Weatherby's sleek sporter is a double threat in .240 WM

We laid down cold, life-like snow on the floor and when the guests walked into the venue, the ceiling opened up and snow fell down like a real blizzard," McGarrigle tells Khaleej Times.

A snowfall wedding in Dubai

The most effective way to prosecute a business dispute is with a focused team that remains on the case through the duration of the litigation, understands the business objectives of the client, and has the operative facts down cold as quickly as possible.

In litigation, budgets are outside counsel's friends...really!

Trade exhibitions provide opportunities to communicate with large number of target consumers instead of chasing down cold leads.

IMPORTANCE OF TRADE EXHIBITIONS

McGovern Tuesday urged Congress to tone down Cold War-style rhetoric concerning the Ukraine crisis.

McGovern: Give diplomacy a chance

Well after 90 minutes down Cold Blow Lane I'd awarded three and for good measure sent off the Hammers goalkeeper.

Great! The Saturday night before Christmas INLONDON

词组	down cold
释义	down cold down cold Learned, mastered, or understood perfectly, to the point of requiring little or no focus to do, recall, or accomplish. Make sure you practice these equations until you have them down cold. I always get my routine down cold so there won't be any room for error during the performance. See also: cold, down have (something) down cold To learn, master, or understand something perfectly, to the point of requiring little or no focus to do, recall, or accomplish it. Make sure you practice these equations until you have them down cold. I always get my routine down cold so there won't be any room for error during the performance. See also: cold, down, have Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: down pat down to a fine art have (something) down cold group a committee is a group of men who keep minutes and waste hours be able to (do something) in (one's) sleep be able to do something in your sleep do (something) blindfolded do blindfolded could (do something) with one hand tied behind (one's) back References in periodicals archive PCC decided to step in and assist the Department of Agriculture after trading firms closed down cold storage facilities, forcing farmers to sell at a lower price. Philippine Competition Commission to probe alleged onion industry cartel WW South (23-7) Crafty Tigers have defense down cold Boys basketball But if he wants to practice lines for the school play together over the weekend (even though you know he's got his part down cold), it's safe to assume he's seeking you out. DOES IT MEAN HE LIKES YOU? HIS EVERY WORD MAKES YA WONDER: IS HE BEING FLIRTY... OR JUST FRIENDLY? HERE'S HOW TO DEMYSTIFY THOSE EVER-CONFUSING DUDE MOVES The storm brought down cold arctic air, fueling one of the coldest weeks on record across the central and eastern United States. New York's JFK airport flooded after record-setting 'bomb cyclone' They had the most difficulty, however, learning the third pair in the series after getting the first two down cold. Chimps Learn To Play Rock-Paper-Scissors "We might get cooler because the Gulf Stream, which keeps Wales warmer, may slow and the jet stream become more wavy, bringing down cold Arctic air. Scrap fossil fuels by 2030 or face disaster - warning; Professor predicts catastrophe if we continue to use fossil fuel Fenay Bridge-based company Paxman has launched its Paxman Pioneers campaign to track down cold cap pioneers past and present. How keeping a cool head can help Note down cold callers' numbers using caller display or dialling 1471. cold callers feel the heat; Watchdog offer advice to public as regulators give Scots company record penalty PHONE MENACE PS200k RAP FOR FIRM There's an art to rate increase support, and TriPlus has it down cold. 5 views from the LTCI bleachers They have manufacture and quality control down cold. Vanguard back country: Weatherby's sleek sporter is a double threat in .240 WM We laid down cold, life-like snow on the floor and when the guests walked into the venue, the ceiling opened up and snow fell down like a real blizzard," McGarrigle tells Khaleej Times. A snowfall wedding in Dubai The most effective way to prosecute a business dispute is with a focused team that remains on the case through the duration of the litigation, understands the business objectives of the client, and has the operative facts down cold as quickly as possible. In litigation, budgets are outside counsel's friends...really! Trade exhibitions provide opportunities to communicate with large number of target consumers instead of chasing down cold leads. IMPORTANCE OF TRADE EXHIBITIONS McGovern Tuesday urged Congress to tone down Cold War-style rhetoric concerning the Ukraine crisis. McGovern: Give diplomacy a chance Well after 90 minutes down Cold Blow Lane I'd awarded three and for good measure sent off the Hammers goalkeeper. Great! The Saturday night before Christmas INLONDON
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