холодноватый
Translation of холодноватый
chilly
Russian word in Latin letters: holodnovatyy / kholodnovatyy
Meaning of холодноватый
слегка прохладно, может понадобиться лёгкая куртка
a little cold, so you may need a jacket

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Bring a light jacket—it's chilly tonight.
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Возьмите лёгкую куртку — вечером будет холодновато.
The morning air felt chilly.
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Утренний воздух был холодноватым.
холодноватый synonyms
What's the difference between холодноватый, прохладный, зябкий, and промозглый
Chilly in a way that makes you shiver; a bit literary.
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Cold and damp; unpleasant, raw weather.
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холодноватый meaning: what does it mean?
a little cold, so you may need a jacket
холодноватый pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
холодноватый is pronounced as [xəlɐdnɐˈvatɨj]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
холодноватый definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Bring a light jacket—it's chilly tonight. Translation: Возьмите лёгкую куртку — вечером будет холодновато.
Is холодноватый part of Types of Weather vocabulary?
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Is холодноватый part of Weather and Seasons vocabulary?
Yes, холодноватый (chilly) can be learned in the Weather and Seasons topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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