Question 1

What words are antonyms of the French word "froid"?

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>chaud</li></ul>

Question 2

Where does the French word "froid" come from?

Accepted Answer

from the Latin frigidus dif=frīgĭdus (dif=frīgĭdus) become frĭgĭdus in popular Latin with abbreviation of the initial i analogical of rĭgĭdus ('stiff, rigid') or of the Frankish frĭsk which gave fresh. see frigid.

Question 3

What does "froid" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

Which gives us the sensation of a temperature notably lower than ours.
Which is deprived of heat.
Cooled.
Which is served cold, when speaking of a dish or by metonymy of a meal.
Which is no longer hot enough, when speaking of a dish or by metonymy of a meal.
Whose engine is too cold to allow an instant start.
Who is phlegmatic, reserved, indifferent, who is not moved or who appears not to be moved.
Said of the air, the tone, the speeches, in a sense analogous to the preceding one.
Who has nothing animated, touching, interesting, piquant, when speaking of people or works or wit.
Who lacks fire, soul, expression.
Which lacks brightness and liveliness in tones, in colors, in the coloring.
Which is not in a state of inflammation.

Question 4

How do you translate "froid" into german?

Accepted Answer

kalt

Question 5

How to translate "froid" into russian?

Accepted Answer

холодный

Question 6

How do you translate "froid" into arabic?

Accepted Answer

بارد

Question 7

How to translate "froid" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

frío

Question 8

How to translate "froid" into italian?

Accepted Answer

freddo

Question 9

How to translate "froid" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

frio

Question 10

What is the translation of "froid" into english?

Accepted Answer

chilly

froid

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