Cold Idioms Explained for English Learners

English is full of idioms that use common words in unexpected ways. One such example is the word “cold.” In this video, we explore several cold-related idioms that might confuse learners at first but are commonly used in everyday conversations.

If you give someone the “cold shoulder,” you are ignoring them or showing them indifference. If you’re feeling nervous about something, you might say you have “cold feet.” Another phrase, “leaves you cold,” means you’re not interested or excited by something.

Interestingly, when you “catch a cold,” it’s not about feeling cold at all! This idiom simply refers to the common cold, a viral infection. Understanding these phrases can make your English sound more natural and engaging.

By learning these idioms, you’ll improve your vocabulary and comprehension in a fun way. Cold idioms are used often in both formal and casual conversations, so mastering them will help you sound more fluent. Don’t forget to practice them with examples from your own life!