cold pack
noun [ C ] uk/ˈkəʊld ˌpæk/ us/ˈkoʊld ˌpæk/
冷敷袋
a bag containing a substance that can be made cold or that creates a cold feeling, put on a part of a person's body to cool it or to reduce pain or swelling
The treatment uses cold packs and intravenous fluids to quickly cool a patient's body. 该治疗使用冰袋和静脉输液来快速冷却患者的身体。
At the first signs of the onset of a migraine, get medicine and a cold pack and go into a dark room. 在出现偏头痛发作的最初迹象时，拿上药和冰袋，然后进入黑暗的房间。
Compare: heat packice pack
低温袋
a bag or container, usually containing a substance that can be frozen, used for keeping something cold
The insulin is shipped by overnight delivery in cold packs. 胰岛素通过隔夜低温运输。
To keep picnic foods safe to eat, use cold packs or freeze some foods and drinks overnight. 为确保野餐食品安全食用，请使用低温袋或隔夜冷冻一些食物和饮料。
Compare: cool box
- More examples
- Some women experiencing hot flushes sleep with a frozen cold pack over the pillow.
- A bruise is best treated with local application of a cold pack immediately after injury.
- The physiotherapy can include exercises, massage, electrical stimulation, hot and cold packs, and ultrasound.