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to cool off
[phrase form: cool]
01
to become calmer or less angry, usually after a period of heightened emotions or intensity
Example
After their heated argument, they needed some time to cool off and reflect on the situation.
Taking a walk in the fresh air helped him cool off and gain a clearer perspective on the issue.
The athlete took a break to cool off after a strenuous workout.
02
calmar, relajar
to cause someone to become calm or less angry or excited
Example
The manager 's decision to cancel the project helped cool off tensions among the team members.
A few hours on his own ought to cool him off.
Example
The argument finally began to cool off, and both parties were able to discuss the issue calmly.
As the day progressed, the initial excitement about the event started to cool off.
The tension in the room began to cool off as everyone took a moment to collect their thoughts.
04
enfriar, reducir la intensidad
to reduce the intensity, speed, or strength of a particular activity, trend, or phenomenon
Example
The central bank 's decision to raise interest rates is part of a strategy to cool off rapid economic growth and prevent the economy from overheating.
New restrictions on mortgage lending are designed to cool off the housing market by making it harder for buyers to get loans.
The introduction of a competing product could cool off the sales boom our company has experienced in the last quarter.
05
enfriar, refrigerar
to reduce the temperature of someone or something, such as a beverage
Example
To cool off the soup, she placed it in the refrigerator for a few minutes before serving.
A refreshing lemonade will always cool off children during summertime.
Turning on the air conditioning in the car quickly cooled off the passengers.
06
to decrease in temperature
Example
During hot summer days, people often seek shade or air conditioning to cool off.
After spending time in the sun, I needed to cool off in the shade.
Taking a cold shower is a great way to cool off after a workout.
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