英语词组out cold是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

out cold and out like a light

Theme: AWARENESS - LACKING

unconscious.

I fell and hit my head. I was out cold for about a minute.Tom fainted! He's out like a light!

Slang

out cold

Theme: INTOXICATED - ALCOHOL

mod. alcohol intoxicated.

Four beers and he was out cold.He sat in his chair at the table, out cold.

Theme: UNCONSCIOUSNESS

mod. unconscious.

Paul was out cold when we found him.Who knocked him out cold?

out cold

Unconscious or in a deep, insensible sleep. Likened to a boxer who has been knocked out. I didn't even hear you come in last night. I was so tired that I was out cold as soon as my head hit the pillow. On his 21st birthday, Mike's friends gave him so much to drink that he was out cold by 10 PM. The rowdy customer was out cold when the bouncer punched him in the head.

out cold

and out like a light

1. Fig. unconscious. I fell and hit my head. I was out cold for about a minute. Tom fainted! He's out like a light!

2. Fig. intoxicated. Four beers and he was out cold. He sat in his chair at the table, out cold.

3. Fig. sound asleep. After a few minutes of tossing and turning, she was out like a light.

out cold

Also, out for the count; out like a light. Unconscious; also, asleep. For example, He crashed into the wall and was out cold, or Willie punched him too hard, and he was out for the count or Don't call Jane; she's out like a light by ten every night. The adjective cold refers to the lack of heat in a dead body and has been used to mean "unconscious" since the second half of the 1800s. The first variant comes from boxing, where a fighter who is knocked down must get up before the referee counts to ten or be declared defeated; it dates from about 1930. The last variant alludes to turning out a light and dates from the first half of the 1900s.

out cold

If someone is out cold, they are unconscious. He had to keep checking the man was still out cold.

out cold

completely unconscious.

out cold

1. mod. unconscious. Paul was out cold when we found him.

2. mod. alcohol intoxicated. He sat in his chair at the table, out cold.

词组	out cold
释义	Idiom out cold and out like a light Theme: AWARENESS - LACKING unconscious. I fell and hit my head. I was out cold for about a minute.Tom fainted! He's out like a light! Slang out cold Theme: INTOXICATED - ALCOHOL mod. alcohol intoxicated. Four beers and he was out cold.He sat in his chair at the table, out cold. Theme: UNCONSCIOUSNESS mod. unconscious. Paul was out cold when we found him.Who knocked him out cold? out cold Unconscious or in a deep, insensible sleep. Likened to a boxer who has been knocked out. I didn't even hear you come in last night. I was so tired that I was out cold as soon as my head hit the pillow. On his 21st birthday, Mike's friends gave him so much to drink that he was out cold by 10 PM. The rowdy customer was out cold when the bouncer punched him in the head. out cold and out like a light 1. Fig. unconscious. I fell and hit my head. I was out cold for about a minute. Tom fainted! He's out like a light! 2. Fig. intoxicated. Four beers and he was out cold. He sat in his chair at the table, out cold. 3. Fig. sound asleep. After a few minutes of tossing and turning, she was out like a light. out cold Also, out for the count; out like a light. Unconscious; also, asleep. For example, He crashed into the wall and was out cold, or Willie punched him too hard, and he was out for the count or Don't call Jane; she's out like a light by ten every night. The adjective cold refers to the lack of heat in a dead body and has been used to mean "unconscious" since the second half of the 1800s. The first variant comes from boxing, where a fighter who is knocked down must get up before the referee counts to ten or be declared defeated; it dates from about 1930. The last variant alludes to turning out a light and dates from the first half of the 1900s. out cold If someone is out cold, they are unconscious. He had to keep checking the man was still out cold. out cold completely unconscious. out cold 1. mod. unconscious. Paul was out cold when we found him. 2. mod. alcohol intoxicated. He sat in his chair at the table, out cold.
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