'coolers' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used as both a noun and a verb, with a variety of meanings. As a noun, it refers to a container or device for cooling something, such as a drinks cooler or an air cooler. For example: "We kept drinks cool in the coolers on the picnic table." As a verb, it can mean to make something cooler, as in "I cooled the room with some strategically placed coolers." It can also mean to chill down emotionally or figuratively, as in "She managed to coolers her temper and avoid an argument."
Related: UK energy bill subsidies driving boom in polluting diesel farms Everything from the air conditioning in the lounge to the ice coolers in the corridors and the fridges in the kitchens can be turned down at a moment's notice if the national electricity system requires.
Every weekend afternoon from May to October they drag out their grills, coolers, weather-beaten tarps, tubs of vegetables and barrels of drinks, to create a democratic and delicious "anti-restaurant", as the vendors' leader calls it: a culinary treasure more about community than commerce, open to everyone.Gentrification has started to lap at the fringes of Red Hook.
For slightly beefier "air coolers" the fee is $10 and for the lucky few who can afford air conditioning the cost is $15.
Its new coolers at JFK can chill part-cooked food from 150 angstrom)F (66 angstrom C) to 39 angstrom)F in less than 15 minutes, rapidly sealing in juices before the final blast in aircraft ovens.The caterers have grown into a sizeable industry.
In southern Europe roughly one in 20 air-conditioned offices is now cooled with ice, cutting electricity bills by about 10%.In this section Keeping cool and green Stiletto stiffness The new face of surgery Battling grannies Robo raider ReprintsEven bigger savings could be made with "thermal coolers".
The University of Georgia's beautiful campus historic old buildings, grassy lawns, towering oak trees, and so on today is a tangle of tents, tables, coolers and tailgaters.I see a couple of kids wearing "Dawgs for Saxby" stickers and ask if they're with the college Republicans.
Similarly, some firms have started to experiment with "virtual water-coolers", connecting their office kitchens by means of a permanent video link.
The Obama campaign showed how fast a web-savvy movement can spread.Special report The few More millionaires than Australians Unloading the loaded The rise and rise of the cognitive elite Not for sale The world's water-coolers The global campus Crazy-talking boffins Tribes still matter Asia's new aristocrats They work for us Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsThe momentum did not last, however.
Consumers associated the Symphony brand too strongly with air-coolers to be tempted by its other lines.
Had Symphony not had such a close brush with failure, it would have stuck to the Indian market and never explored the global potential for air-coolers.
Why would India's government have a pedantic obsession with the number of water-coolers in Port Louis?
