1.ข้าวสาร กับข้าวสวย(ข้าวที่หุงแล้ว) เรียกเหมือนกันไหมคะ และข้าวเปลือกคือ paddy ใช่ไหมคะ แล้วเวลาเห็นนาข้าวเค้าเรียก paddy field หรือเปล่าคะ
2.หนาวไหม - มีคนถามเรื่องร้อน ขอถามเรื่องหนาวนะคะ ใช้ว่า Are you cold ได้หรือเปล่าคะ หรือต้องใช้ว่า Are you feeling cold? ประมาณว่าเดินในห้างแล้วอากาศเย็นน่ะค่ะ
เอาไปเต็มๆเลยนะค่ะ จริงๆสั้นๆคือ Cool เย็นน้อยกว่า Cold ค่ะ cold (LOW TEMPERATURE) adjective :at a low temperature, especially when compared to the temperature of the human body, and not hot or warm:
a cold day/house
cold food/water
cold hands
cold weather
My feet are so cold.
It's freezing cold today.
You'll feel cold if you don't wear a coat.
cold noun [S or U] :cold weather or temperatures:
Don't stand out there in the cold, come in here and get warm.
Old people tend to feel the cold (= feel uncomfortable in cold temperatures) more than the young.
My feet were numb with cold.
cold (ILLNESS) noun [C] :a common infection especially in the nose and throat which often causes a cough, a slight fever and sometimes some pain in the muscles:
I've got a cold.
She caught a cold at school.
UK INFORMAL Don't come near me - I've got a stinking/streaming cold (= extremely bad cold).
cold (UNFRIENDLY) adjective :not showing affection, kindness or emotion and not friendly:
His handshake was cold, and his eyes lifeless.
He stared into her cold blue eyes.
She would never feel welcome in this city with its cold, unsmiling inhabitants.
The school was a cold, unwelcoming place.
coldly adverb :in an unfriendly way and without emotion:
"That's your problem, " she said coldly.
coldness noun [U] :It was the coldness of her manner that struck me.
cool (COLD) adjective
1 slightly cold; of a low temperature:
cool water
cool weather
2 slightly cold in a pleasant way:
It was a lovely cool evening.
How do you manage to look so cool in this hot weather?
3 describes colours, such as blue or green, that make you feel calm and relaxed:
The bedroom was painted a lovely cool blue.
4 describes a temperature which is slightly too cold:
It's a bit cool in here, isn't it? I think I'll close the window.
cool verb [I or T] :to cause something to become cool:
Leave the cake to cool for an hour before cutting it.
He took off his shoes to cool (= make colder) his sweaty feet.
the cool :the pleasant, slightly cold temperature of a place:
He loved the cool of the early morning.
She left the midday sun for the cool of the shade.
cooler noun [C]
1 US FOR cool box:
We've brought a cooler full of beer with us.
2 MAINLY US a cold drink, usually of wine, fruit juice and fizzy water:
a wine/fruit cooler
cooling adjective :causing you to feel less warm or hot:
a cooling breeze/drink/swim
coolness noun [U] :There's a slight coolness in the air - do you think it's going to rain?