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the weather is cold. - You are describing the temperature and if someone was reading or hearing this phrase, for example, they would know they need to wear warm clothes such as a coat and hat.
the weather is cool. - On reading this phrase the description leaves the reader thinking it is not warm but the impression is that it is not cold, it is perhaps at a temperature between warm and cold. One might wear a sweater or light jacket but not a coat and hat and wear trousers/pants rather than shorts. I hope this helps!
the weather is cool. - On reading this phrase the description leaves the reader thinking it is not warm but the impression is that it is not cold, it is perhaps at a temperature between warm and cold. One might wear a sweater or light jacket but not a coat and hat and wear trousers/pants rather than shorts. I hope this helps!
As Gillian says.
7.Boiling (don't wear clothes, risk being arrested)
6.hot (summer holiday in Spain, shorts and no top)
5.warm (early summer in Europe, just wear a t-shirt and jeans)
4.mild (maybe wear a light coat and jeans)
3.cool (need to wear slightly warmer clothes, a jumper)
2.cold (need to wear warm clothes, a hat, gloves, a scarf)
1.freezing (animal fur in Russia or 5 layers of clothes in England)
:)
It's a scale, cold is cooler than "cool".
Cool (3) is warmer than cold (2).
7.Boiling (don't wear clothes, risk being arrested)
6.hot (summer holiday in Spain, shorts and no top)
5.warm (early summer in Europe, just wear a t-shirt and jeans)
4.mild (maybe wear a light coat and jeans)
3.cool (need to wear slightly warmer clothes, a jumper)
2.cold (need to wear warm clothes, a hat, gloves, a scarf)
1.freezing (animal fur in Russia or 5 layers of clothes in England)
:)
It's a scale, cold is cooler than "cool".
Cool (3) is warmer than cold (2).
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