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precool

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pre·cool  (pr-kl)
tr.v. pre·cooled, pre·cool·ing, pre·cools
To reduce the temperature of (produce or meat, for example) by artificial means before packaging or shipping.
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precool [ˈpriːˈkuːl] VT → preenfriar
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