Definition of supercool in English:

supercool

verb ˈsuːpəkuːl

[with object]Chemistry

1Cool (a liquid) below its freezing point without solidification or crystallization.
〔化〕使过冷，使（液体）冷却到凝固点以下而不发生相变
the melt usually has to be supercooled by about 5 to 20 kelvins
the solvent is cooled slowly with continuous stirring to minimize supercooling
Example sentencesExamples
- We observed that in the spinning rotor water could be supercooled by several degrees below the freezing point.
- As water passes through the tube, tiny amounts of glass - itself a supercooled liquid - ‘dissolve’ into the water.
- Only four ship terminals capable of handling imports of supercooled liquid natural gas exist in the U.S., and they're at full capacity.
- The crystallization experiments were performed from 20°C to - 80°C since water molecules in confined spaces and/or adjacent to surfaces can be supercooled to very low temperatures.
- Other common supercooled liquids are ordinary glass and asphalt.
1. 1.1Biology no object (of a living organism) survive body temperatures below the freezing point of water.
  〔生〕（活的生物体）体温降到水的冰点以下仍能存活
  the ability of these insects to supercool can be seriously affected by bacteria
  Example sentencesExamples
  Strategies that allow plants to survive freezing temperatures have been placed into two major categories: those plants that exhibit deep supercooling characteristics and those that exhibit extracellular freezing.
  Hatchling painted turtles commonly overwinter within their natal nests and survive exposure to temperatures as low as - 12 [degrees] C by supercooling.
  Incidental observations made during the course of this investigation suggested that hatchling C. picta can survive supercooling to at least - 15 [degrees] C.
  These plants exhibited reduced supercooling capacity, which caused them to freeze at warmer subzero temperatures compared to the controls.
  The differences in supercooling capacities were attributed to interpopulational variation in cold hardiness, as putatively manifested by the presence of an ‘endogenous nucleator,’ in the Illinois turtles.

adjective ˈsuːpəkuːl

informal

Extremely attractive, impressive, or calm.
〈非正式〉超酷的，极有魅力的；给人印象深刻的；非常冷静的
the supercool tracks in this collection
这张唱片专辑中给人深刻印象的几首歌。
Example sentencesExamples
- I loved the laid-back, but still supercool environment.
- Create an ice pyramid of shots or just serve up some supercool toasting glasses.
- So if your record collection is going to be the supercool soundtrack to your life that you need it to be, somebody - SOMEBODY - has to have considered that fact before they made it.
- In the late 1940s, D' Amato bought a struggling Atlantic City restaurant with a backroom gambling operation, the 500 Club, and turned it into ‘ground zero for the supercool lifestyle.’
- Or ‘Here's a movie that both academics bundled in film theories and teenagers on hot dates will find supercool.’
- She's supercool and super-beautiful but she's super-street too.
- A truism these days among Internet angels and venture capitalists holds that a stellar management team is worth more than a supercool business plan.

Definition of supercool in US English:

supercool

verbˌsupərˈkulˌso͞opərˈko͞ol

[with object]Chemistry

1Cool (a liquid) below its freezing point without solidification or crystallization.
〔化〕使过冷，使（液体）冷却到凝固点以下而不发生相变
Example sentencesExamples
- We observed that in the spinning rotor water could be supercooled by several degrees below the freezing point.
- Other common supercooled liquids are ordinary glass and asphalt.
- The crystallization experiments were performed from 20°C to - 80°C since water molecules in confined spaces and/or adjacent to surfaces can be supercooled to very low temperatures.
- As water passes through the tube, tiny amounts of glass - itself a supercooled liquid - ‘dissolve’ into the water.
- Only four ship terminals capable of handling imports of supercooled liquid natural gas exist in the U.S., and they're at full capacity.
1. 1.1Biology no object (of a living organism) survive body temperatures below the freezing point of water.
  〔生〕（活的生物体）体温降到水的冰点以下仍能存活
  Example sentencesExamples
  These plants exhibited reduced supercooling capacity, which caused them to freeze at warmer subzero temperatures compared to the controls.
  Hatchling painted turtles commonly overwinter within their natal nests and survive exposure to temperatures as low as - 12 [degrees] C by supercooling.
  Strategies that allow plants to survive freezing temperatures have been placed into two major categories: those plants that exhibit deep supercooling characteristics and those that exhibit extracellular freezing.
  The differences in supercooling capacities were attributed to interpopulational variation in cold hardiness, as putatively manifested by the presence of an ‘endogenous nucleator,’ in the Illinois turtles.
  Incidental observations made during the course of this investigation suggested that hatchling C. picta can survive supercooling to at least - 15 [degrees] C.

adjectiveˌsupərˈkulˌso͞opərˈko͞ol

informal

Extremely attractive, impressive, or calm.
〈非正式〉超酷的，极有魅力的；给人印象深刻的；非常冷静的
the supercool tracks in this collection
这张唱片专辑中给人深刻印象的几首歌。
Example sentencesExamples
- A truism these days among Internet angels and venture capitalists holds that a stellar management team is worth more than a supercool business plan.
- Or ‘Here's a movie that both academics bundled in film theories and teenagers on hot dates will find supercool.’
- I loved the laid-back, but still supercool environment.
- In the late 1940s, D' Amato bought a struggling Atlantic City restaurant with a backroom gambling operation, the 500 Club, and turned it into ‘ground zero for the supercool lifestyle.’
- So if your record collection is going to be the supercool soundtrack to your life that you need it to be, somebody - SOMEBODY - has to have considered that fact before they made it.
- Create an ice pyramid of shots or just serve up some supercool toasting glasses.
- She's supercool and super-beautiful but she's super-street too.

单词	supercool
释义	Definition of supercool in English: supercool verb ˈsuːpəkuːl [with object]Chemistry 1Cool (a liquid) below its freezing point without solidification or crystallization. 〔化〕使过冷，使（液体）冷却到凝固点以下而不发生相变 the melt usually has to be supercooled by about 5 to 20 kelvins the solvent is cooled slowly with continuous stirring to minimize supercooling Example sentencesExamples We observed that in the spinning rotor water could be supercooled by several degrees below the freezing point. As water passes through the tube, tiny amounts of glass - itself a supercooled liquid - ‘dissolve’ into the water. Only four ship terminals capable of handling imports of supercooled liquid natural gas exist in the U.S., and they're at full capacity. The crystallization experiments were performed from 20°C to - 80°C since water molecules in confined spaces and/or adjacent to surfaces can be supercooled to very low temperatures. Other common supercooled liquids are ordinary glass and asphalt. 1.1Biology no object (of a living organism) survive body temperatures below the freezing point of water. 〔生〕（活的生物体）体温降到水的冰点以下仍能存活 the ability of these insects to supercool can be seriously affected by bacteria Example sentencesExamples Strategies that allow plants to survive freezing temperatures have been placed into two major categories: those plants that exhibit deep supercooling characteristics and those that exhibit extracellular freezing. Hatchling painted turtles commonly overwinter within their natal nests and survive exposure to temperatures as low as - 12 [degrees] C by supercooling. Incidental observations made during the course of this investigation suggested that hatchling C. picta can survive supercooling to at least - 15 [degrees] C. These plants exhibited reduced supercooling capacity, which caused them to freeze at warmer subzero temperatures compared to the controls. The differences in supercooling capacities were attributed to interpopulational variation in cold hardiness, as putatively manifested by the presence of an ‘endogenous nucleator,’ in the Illinois turtles. adjective ˈsuːpəkuːl informal Extremely attractive, impressive, or calm. 〈非正式〉超酷的，极有魅力的；给人印象深刻的；非常冷静的 the supercool tracks in this collection 这张唱片专辑中给人深刻印象的几首歌。 Example sentencesExamples I loved the laid-back, but still supercool environment. Create an ice pyramid of shots or just serve up some supercool toasting glasses. So if your record collection is going to be the supercool soundtrack to your life that you need it to be, somebody - SOMEBODY - has to have considered that fact before they made it. In the late 1940s, D' Amato bought a struggling Atlantic City restaurant with a backroom gambling operation, the 500 Club, and turned it into ‘ground zero for the supercool lifestyle.’ Or ‘Here's a movie that both academics bundled in film theories and teenagers on hot dates will find supercool.’ She's supercool and super-beautiful but she's super-street too. A truism these days among Internet angels and venture capitalists holds that a stellar management team is worth more than a supercool business plan. Definition of supercool in US English: supercool verbˌsupərˈkulˌso͞opərˈko͞ol [with object]Chemistry 1Cool (a liquid) below its freezing point without solidification or crystallization. 〔化〕使过冷，使（液体）冷却到凝固点以下而不发生相变 Example sentencesExamples We observed that in the spinning rotor water could be supercooled by several degrees below the freezing point. Other common supercooled liquids are ordinary glass and asphalt. The crystallization experiments were performed from 20°C to - 80°C since water molecules in confined spaces and/or adjacent to surfaces can be supercooled to very low temperatures. As water passes through the tube, tiny amounts of glass - itself a supercooled liquid - ‘dissolve’ into the water. Only four ship terminals capable of handling imports of supercooled liquid natural gas exist in the U.S., and they're at full capacity. 1.1Biology no object (of a living organism) survive body temperatures below the freezing point of water. 〔生〕（活的生物体）体温降到水的冰点以下仍能存活 Example sentencesExamples These plants exhibited reduced supercooling capacity, which caused them to freeze at warmer subzero temperatures compared to the controls. Hatchling painted turtles commonly overwinter within their natal nests and survive exposure to temperatures as low as - 12 [degrees] C by supercooling. Strategies that allow plants to survive freezing temperatures have been placed into two major categories: those plants that exhibit deep supercooling characteristics and those that exhibit extracellular freezing. The differences in supercooling capacities were attributed to interpopulational variation in cold hardiness, as putatively manifested by the presence of an ‘endogenous nucleator,’ in the Illinois turtles. Incidental observations made during the course of this investigation suggested that hatchling C. picta can survive supercooling to at least - 15 [degrees] C. adjectiveˌsupərˈkulˌso͞opərˈko͞ol informal Extremely attractive, impressive, or calm. 〈非正式〉超酷的，极有魅力的；给人印象深刻的；非常冷静的 the supercool tracks in this collection 这张唱片专辑中给人深刻印象的几首歌。 Example sentencesExamples A truism these days among Internet angels and venture capitalists holds that a stellar management team is worth more than a supercool business plan. Or ‘Here's a movie that both academics bundled in film theories and teenagers on hot dates will find supercool.’ I loved the laid-back, but still supercool environment. In the late 1940s, D' Amato bought a struggling Atlantic City restaurant with a backroom gambling operation, the 500 Club, and turned it into ‘ground zero for the supercool lifestyle.’ So if your record collection is going to be the supercool soundtrack to your life that you need it to be, somebody - SOMEBODY - has to have considered that fact before they made it. Create an ice pyramid of shots or just serve up some supercool toasting glasses. She's supercool and super-beautiful but she's super-street too.
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