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/kohld"stawr", -stohr", -stawr', -stohr'/, v.t., cold-stored, cold-storing.to store in cold storage.
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Cold store — may refer to: Also known as a cool store, a warehouse the interior of which is maintained at below ambient temperature, typically well below freezing point. A convenience store in the Middle East especially in Bahrain where they are air… … Wikipedia
cold store — n BrE a room that is kept very cold and used to store food, etc to keep it fresh … Dictionary of contemporary English
cold store — cold ,store noun count a cold room for storing food in a store or restaurant … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
cold store — cold stores N COUNT A cold store is a building or room which is artificially cooled so that food can be preserved in it. [BRIT] … English dictionary
cold store — noun Etymology: short for cold storage : a building for cold storage * * * a refrigerated compartment or building for keeping foods, furs, etc., in cold storage. [1890 95; by back formation from COLD STORAGE] * * * cold store UK US noun… … Useful english dictionary
cold store — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms cold store : singular cold store plural cold stores a cold room for storing food in a shop or restaurant … English dictionary
cold-store — ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ transitive verb Etymology: back formation from cold storage : to place or hold in cold storage the excess eggs are cold stored * * * /kohld stawr , stohr , stawr , stohr /, v.t., cold stored, cold storing. to store in cold storage … Useful english dictionary
cold store — noun (C) a very cold room that is kept cold by a machine and used to store food, fur coats etc to keep them fresh or in good condition … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
cold store — a refrigerated compartment or building for keeping foods, furs, etc., in cold storage. [1890 95; by back formation from COLD STORAGE] * * * … Universalium
cold store — noun Date: 1895 a building for cold storage … New Collegiate Dictionary
