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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
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Catch a chill
"I'm feeling so cold. You probably just caught a chill."
"I'm feeling chilled (cold)." I know that it also means relaxed but I was wondering if it could be used like this as well.
"I got chilled." (Something like 'I caught a chill.)
Are these sentences correct?
Thank you.
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Ann225 I'm feeling chilled (cold). This should be I'm feeling chilly . Ann225 also means relaxed That would be I'm chilling out .
- Ann225 I'm feeling chilled (cold).
- This should be I'm feeling chilly .
- Ann225 also means relaxed That would be I'm chilling out .
- It's slang.
- Ann225 I'm feeling so cold.
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Ann225I'm feeling chilled (cold).
This should be I'm feeling chilly.
Ann225also means relaxed
That would be I'm chilling out. It's slang.
Ann225I'm feeling so cold. You probably just caught a chill.
That's fine.
Ann225
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