difference between cool, freezing, chilly, lukewarm, cold, and tepid

cold - (хүйтэн) Cold is lower temperature than cool
1 having a lower than usual temperature; having a temperature lower than the human body
     ---- I'm cold. Turn the heat up.
cool - (сэрүүн, сэрүүвтэр, сэрүүхэндүү) fairly cold.  Cold is lower temperature than cool
fairly cold; not hot or warm
      ----- a cool breeze/drink/climate
      ----- Cooler weather is forecast for the weekend.
freezing - (хөлдөөм, тэсхийм хүйтэн) too cold to be comfortable. Freezing is colder than cold.

1 extremely cold
      ---- It's freezing in here!
2 [only before noun] having temperatures that are below 32° Fahrenheit or 0° Celsius
      ---- freezing rain
chilly - (жихүүн, зэврүүн)chilly means weather that has a cool wind and mostly after rain
1 (especially of the weather or a place, but also of people) 
      ---- It's chilly today.
2 not friendly
      ---- The visitors got a chilly reception.
lukewarm - (дулаандуу, дулаавтар, бараг дулаан) Lukewarm is at room temperature and warm is warmer than room temperature 
1 slightly warm
       ---- Our food was only lukewarm.
tepid - (бүлээн, бүлээндүү) slightly warm, sometimes in an unpleasant way (энэд бид negative утгаар ашиглана. Жишээ чи даарсан үедээ халуун хоол идэхийг хүснэ. Гэтэл хоол халуун биш байвал чи "энэ хоол бүлээн "  - байна гэж хэлж сөрөг утга гаргаж болно)
1 slightly warm, sometimes in a way that is not pleasant
       ----- tepid tea
2 not enthusiastic(урамтай)
       ----- The play was greeted with tepid applause.

difference between cold and cool

• Cold is a lower temp than cool.
• Cold is generally colder than cool. Cool has a more positive meaning ie its hot and you want to feel cool.

• Cold>>>>> Cool>>>>>> Warm>>>>>>Hot.
  3C>>>>>> 15C>>>>>> 30C>>>>>>>60C (water temps)

difference between cold and freezing

• Freezing is colder than cold.

difference between cold and chilly

• From what I've seen, chilly means weather that has a cool wind and mostly after rain and during the fall/winter months it brings a chill to your body. (Cool or cold enough to cause shivering.)
  
  Cold is just flat out cold, usually with the a clear sky at night but mosty with cloudy skies to make it seem dreary. Nothing is going to change the degree to make it warmer than it is. Warmth is just completey absent. Winter months like December, January and February.

• cold weather is colder than chilly weather

difference between warm and lukewarm

• Warm is slightly above room temperature and makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside.
  Lukewarm is equal to room temperature and doesn't really make you feel anything.

• Lukewarm is at room temperature and warm is warmer than room temperature 

difference between lukewarm and tepid

• I don't know that there is much difference between these words. Both are usually used in reference to the temperature of water. Also, I can't see how the temperature of water can be understood as being more or less positive. I would say that the coffee is lukewarm and the swimming pool is somewhat tepid - but that is merely a subjective response.

• I agree that they signify the same temperature but I would use tepid for
  not warm enough and lukewarm if I would prefer it cooler.

• As far as temperature goes, I would say they're probably pretty similar. The only difference I can think of is that water cools down from hot to lukewarm, but if it starts cold and only goes up in temperature a small amount, it only reaches tepid. That's not a rule though, that's probably just how I happen to use it.

Thesaurus: coldcool  freezing  chilly  lukewarm  tepidThese words all describe a person or thing that has a low temperature.cold having a temperature that is lower than usual or lower than the human body; (of food or drink) not heated; cooled after being cooked: I'm cold. Turn the heat up. It was bitterly cold outside. a cold wind hot and cold water I often have cold pizza for breakfast.cool (often approving) fairly cold, especially in a pleasant way: a long cool drink We found a cool place to sit.freezing extremely cold; having a temperature below 32°F: It's absolutely freezing outside. I'm freezing!chilly (somewhat informal) too cold to be comfortable: Bring a coat. It might get chilly later.lukewarm (often disapproving) slightly warm, sometimes in an unpleasant way: Her coffee was now lukewarm.tepid (often disapproving) slightly warm, sometimes in an unpleasant way: a glass of tepid waterlukewarm or tepid?There is really no difference in meaning or use between these words.
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