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quieten

/ˈkwaɪ.ə.tən/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de calmer, apaiser ou réduire le bruit.

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verb

/ˈkwaɪ.ə.tən/B2formalbritish
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de calmer, apaiser ou réduire le bruit.

A verb used to indicate the act of making or becoming quiet, calm, or less noisy.

  1. Become quiet or quieterB2formalbritish

    To become less noisy or to make less noise.

    frDevenir plus calme ou plus silencieux

    • The children finally quietened down after their mother spoke.
    • The crowd quietened as the speaker took the stage.
    • The wind quietened as the storm passed.

    Synonymescalm downdie downhushquietquiet downsettle downsubside

    Antonymesclamornoise

  2. Make calm or stillB2formalbritish

    To cause someone or something to become calm, still, or less agitated.

    frcalmer, apaiser

    • She tried to quieten her racing thoughts before the exam.
    • The medication helped to quieten his anxiety.
    • He quietened the crying baby by rocking her gently.

    Synonymescalmcomposehushpacifyquietsettlesilencesoothestilltranquilize

    Antonymesagitatearousedisturbexciteinciteprovokestirupset

  3. Cause to be quiet or not talkB2formalbritish

    To make someone stop talking or making noise.

    frFaire taire

    • The teacher quietened the noisy class with a stern look.
    • He raised his hand to quieten the audience.
    • She quietened her friend who was about to reveal the secret.

    Synonymescalmgaghushmuzzlepacifyquietshushsilencesoothestifle

    Antonymesagitatedisturbexciterousestir

Formes
  • quietened past participle
  • quietened past simple
  • quietening present participle
  • quietens third person singular
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