Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Cold one trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Fancy a cold one?
A cold one at that!
Give me a cold one!
Put the cold one on the elevator.
He deserves a cold one.
This fact seems counterintuitive, but it's called the Mpemba effect, after a Tanzanian student named Erasto Mpemba who told his teacher than a hotmixture of ice cream froze faster than a cold one.
Want a cold one?
Then you will crack open a cold one.
Want a cold one?
Maybe we could all go out and have a cold one.
Crack open a cold one mates.
Say we go into town and get us a nice cold one.
Crack open a cold one indeed.
Vancouver has a mild winter, but Halifax has a cold one.
It has been a symbol for peace, war, victory,terror and war all over(that time the cold one) and since 1989 it stands for the reunification of Germany.
After all, once we have“finished” our home“improvement,” we could use a cold one.
As the spoon warms, replace it with another cold one from the refrigerator.
It begins in fields of barley and hops,and inevitably always ends with someone calling for a cold one.
Crap open a cold one!
There are three kinds of dogs-ones who refuse to go outside when it's snowing/raining/just plain cold, ones that want to sniff around forever and make you wait for aeons in the bad weather, and dogs who do their business and come right back inside(I'm not even sure that dog exists to be honest).
Cracking open a cold one.
West urged would-be revelers to bring water,clothing for hot temperatures during the day and cold ones at night, and fuel.
Crack open a cold one.
And crack open a cold one.
You looking for a cold one?
And usually, I'm the cold one.
Possibly all the generations of his ancestry hadbeen ignorant of cold of real cold, of cold one hundred and seven degrees below freezing point.
The day we visited Fansipan was the coldest one through the trip, was the worst weather ever~.
In the colder winters,the Venice Lagoon may freeze, and in the coldest ones even enough to walk on the ice sheet.[1].