可能要冷一阵子
“And he might give her the cold shoulder for a while.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
而且
“And he might give her the cold shoulder for a while.”
可能要 冷一阵子
“And he might give her the cold shoulder for a while.”
殿下
“Your Highness.”
“Prepare yourself: we are going to be out in the cold politically for quite some time.”
In Chinese court culture, 'cold' (冷) often carries strong metaphorical connotations of being cast aside, losing imperial favor, or relegated to the figurative 'cold palace'.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to be cold / neglected for a while
Can refer literally to chilly weather or metaphorically to a period of neglect, marginalization, or cooling enthusiasm.
Functions as a nominal suffix in '一阵子' to denote a bounded duration of time.