Question: Is there a difference between cold, cold and freezing in Cantonese?

Basically, it is similar to the meaning in Mandarin.

Cool means that the weather is cool and gives people a comfortable feeling. For example, a gust of wind is so cool and comfortable.

Cold means cold weather. For example, it was too cold this morning, so I need a lot of shirts. It's cold this morning, so put on more clothes.

The meaning of freezing is similar to that of cold, which can be used to describe the weather. For example, it can also be said that it was very cold this morning, so we need a lot of shirts. But it is often used to describe the low temperature of objects, especially food and drinks.

Extended data:

In Shuo Wen Jie Zi, cold refers to a manifestation of cold weather, and the temperature is cold! In Kangxi dictionary, it means cold; Ling, that is, "Ling", refers to the sound of water drops in the valley, so the original meaning of cold words is: the mountains and streams are frozen and the temperature is cold.

The document "Moon Order" says that "water begins to freeze, and the ground begins to freeze". "Custom Pass" is strong but frozen. When we say that freezing for three feet was not built in a day, we mean that the seriousness of the situation is not caused temporarily, but accumulated over time, so freezing is a further embodiment of ice.