to cool off
[phrase form: cool]
01
冷静下来, 冷却
to become calmer or less angry, usually after a period of heightened emotions or intensity
例子
After their heated argument, they needed some time to cool off and reflect on the situation.
在他们激烈的争论之后，他们需要一些时间来冷静下来并反思情况。
02
冷却, 凉快
to decrease in temperature
例子
During hot summer days, people often seek shade or air conditioning to cool off.
在炎热的夏日，人们常常寻找阴凉处或空调来凉快一下。
03
冷静下来, 平息
to cause someone to become calm or less angry or excited
例子
The manager 's decision to cancel the project helped cool off tensions among the team members.
经理决定取消项目有助于平息团队成员之间的紧张关系。
例子
The argument finally began to cool off, and both parties were able to discuss the issue calmly.
争论终于开始冷却，双方都能够冷静地讨论这个问题。
05
冷却, 减缓
to reduce the intensity, speed, or strength of a particular activity, trend, or phenomenon
例子
New restrictions on mortgage lending are designed to cool off the housing market by making it harder for buyers to get loans.
抵押贷款的新限制旨在通过使买家更难获得贷款来冷却房地产市场。
06
冷却, 降温
to reduce the temperature of someone or something, such as a beverage
例子
A refreshing lemonade will always cool off children during summertime.
一杯清爽的柠檬水总能在夏天让孩子们凉快下来。
