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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /kəˈloʊn/ · UK /kəˈləʊn/
cologne means: A scented liquid that men usually put on their skin to smell pleasant.
noun
A scented liquid that men usually put on their skin to smell pleasant.
- He wears cologne every day.
- I bought my brother a bottle of cologne.
- His cologne smelled too strong in the small room.
A light perfume made with a small amount of scented oil mixed with alcohol and water.
- This cologne has a light scent.
- Cologne contains less scented oil than stronger perfumes.
- She chose a cologne for its gentle fragrance.
A fresh-smelling perfume made with scents from citrus fruits, flowers, and wood.
- The cologne smells of fresh lemons.
- This traditional cologne combines citrus and floral scents.
- She prefers a woody cologne with a hint of orange.
verb
To put scented liquid on someone or something to give them a pleasant smell.
- He paused to cologne himself.
- She lightly cologned her wrists before leaving.
- He had cologned his neck with a citrus scent.
Questions about cologne
What does cologne mean?
A scented liquid that men usually put on their skin to smell pleasant.
What is cologne in other languages?
Türkçe: erkek parfümü · Español: colonia · Français: parfum pour homme · Deutsch: Herrenparfüm · Italiano: profumo da uomo · 日本語: 男性用香水
How do you pronounce cologne?
In American English /kəˈloʊn/; in British English /kəˈləʊn/.
How do you use cologne in a sentence?
He wears cologne every day. I bought my brother a bottle of cologne.
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