Cold weather idioms 2

1. Cold weather idioms
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2. In the dead of winter
In the middle of winter
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It’s so cold out there, and
we are still in the dead of
winter.

3. Cold shoulder
to ignore someone
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Why do you always give me
the cold shoulder?

4. To get cold feet
to ​suddenly ​become too ​frightened to do something
you have planned to do
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Tommy used to get cold
feet when he sang in front
of others, but no more!

5. To break out in a cold sweat
To get frightened and anxious and begin to sweat
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I don’t want to participate
in the play because every
time I speak in front of a
large group I break out in a
cold sweat!

6. Cold comfort
Offering limited sympathy or comfort
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Next year you’ll
play better? That’s
cold comfort! We
need to make the
play offs this year!