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mild

adjective (mild, milder, mildest)

«mild» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Not strong, severe or extreme: «a mild illness», «a mild punishment». tree →
  2. (of weather) Not too cold, pleasantly warm: «a mild winter». tree →
  3. (of food) Not spicy or strong in taste: «a mild curry», «mild cheese». tree →
  4. Gentle and calm in nature: «a mild man». tree →

In the lessons

In everyday life and health: mild weather, a mild cold or a mild allergy. In food, «mild» versus «hot» on a menu. In stories, a mild character is quiet and gentle. Phrases: «a mild day», «mild symptoms», «to put it mildly».

Examples

  • It's quite mild today, so you won't need a coat. tree →
  • I have a mild cold, not the flu. tree →
  • Can I have the mild curry, please? tree →
  • Mild cheese tastes softer than strong cheese. tree →
  • Mr Brown is a mild, kind man. tree →
  • The punishment was mild: just a warning. tree →
  • It was a beautiful evening, and the weather mild and clear. tree →

Note

Comparatives: milder, mildest. Opposites: strong, severe, hot (food), harsh (weather). Even a mild allergy should be told to adults; reactions can change.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/mild/