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1. It is appropriate to use "冷水" (lěngshuǐ) when referring to cold water, such as when ordering a drink at a restaurant or when asking for a glass of cold water.
2. It is also appropriate to use "冷水" (lěngshuǐ) when talking about cooling down a heated situation, such as when someone is getting angry or when a heated argument is taking place.
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冰水 (bīngshuǐ): "Ice water". This refers to water that has been cooled with ice, and is colder than "冷水".
凉水 (liángshuǐ): "Cool water". This refers to water that is not cold, but is cooler than room temperature.
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No, 冷水 (lěngshuǐ) means cold water. The term for "unboiled water" is 生水 (shēngshuǐ).
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