cold-shoulder

中文含义：冷落，疏远

英语词性：verb

美式音标：[kohld-shohl-der]

同义词：ignore, snub, disregard

易混淆单词：cold feet, which means to suddenly become too frightened to do something

双语例句：

  • We invited our neighbors to the party, but they cold-shouldered us and didn’t show up.
  • After their argument, Mary and Jack gave each other the cold shoulder for weeks.