释义 |
stone-coldˌstone-ˈcold adjective, adverb  - Notre Dame's offense was stone-cold in the second half.
- It ends stone-cold sober, with thoughts of careers and family.
- They had drunk a great deal and the night was warm, but on a sudden they were both stone-cold sober.
- Two minutes in any one house was as long as you dared allow if the last half-dozen dinners weren't to be stone-cold.
► stone-cold sober- It ends stone-cold sober, with thoughts of careers and family.
- They had drunk a great deal and the night was warm, but on a sudden they were both stone-cold sober.
1if something is stone-cold, it is completely cold even though it should be warm or hot: Dinner was stone-cold by the time I got home.2stone-cold sober having drunk no alcohol at all3American English if a player or sports team is stone-cold, they are not able to get any points |