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to cool down
[phrase form: cool]
Example
Placing the hot dish in front of the fan will help cool it down quickly.
To cool down the beverage, add a few ice cubes.
Running cold water over the burns will help cool down the affected skin.
Example
As the sun set, the temperature started to cool down, bringing relief from the heat.
After a hot day, the room gradually began to cool down as the evening approached.
The coffee was too hot to drink, so I patiently waited for it to cool down.
Example
The excitement in the room began to cool down as the meeting went on.
The market 's enthusiasm for the new product cooled down after the initial launch.
It 's important for negotiations to cool down before reaching a final decision.
04
acalmar, esfriar
to decrease in strength, intensity, or speed
Transitive: to cool down intensity of something
Example
Holiday sales were exceptionally high, but retailers expect spending to cool down in the new year.
With new zoning laws in place, the rapid development in the downtown area is expected to cool down.
Following a surge in tech stock prices, analysts predict the sector will cool down as market corrections occur.
05
acalmar, tranquilizar
to cause someone or something to become less agitated
Transitive: to cool down a person or situation
Example
The mediator tried to cool down the heated discussion between the two parties.
A gentle conversation can cool down a person who is feeling upset.
Offering a sincere apology can help cool down tensions in a relationship.
06
acalmar-se, desacelerar
to become calmer or less agitated
Intransitive
Example
During the tense negotiation process, both sides agreed to take a break to cool down before returning to the table.
They had a heated argument, but later, after both had a chance to cool down, they were able to have a constructive conversation.
After the intense match, the players took some time to cool down and reflect on their performance.
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