Vocab Bloom Hub

cool down

/kuːl daʊn/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar o processo de baixar a temperatura ou de se acalmar, reduzir a raiva ou a agitação.

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verb

/kuːl daʊn/B1formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar o processo de baixar a temperatura ou de se acalmar, reduzir a raiva ou a agitação.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of becoming cooler in temperature or becoming calmer and less angry or excited.

incontável · intransitivo · phrasal, sem objeto

  1. Reduce temperatureformal

    To become cooler or to make something cooler.

    ptEsfriar

    • Let the soup cool down before you eat it.
    • The engine needs to cool down after a long drive.
    • She waited for the coffee to cool down.

    Sinônimoschillchill outcoolcool offrefrigerate

    Antônimosheatheat upwarmwarm up

  2. Calm emotionsinformal

    To become less angry, excited, or agitated.

    ptAcalmar-se

    • He took a deep breath to cool down after the argument.
    • You need to cool down before you say something you'll regret.
    • She went for a walk to cool down her temper.

    Sinônimoscalm downchill outcool offrelaxsettle downsimmer down

    Antônimosagitateenrageincenseinflamerile

  3. Post-exercise recoveryinformal

    To perform gentle exercises after intense physical activity to gradually reduce heart rate and prevent injury.

    ptVolta à calma

    • Always stretch to cool down after a workout.
    • The coach told the team to cool down by jogging slowly.
    • A proper cool down helps reduce muscle soreness.

    Sinônimosease offrelaxslow downunwind

    Antônimoswarm up

Formas
  • cooled down past participle
  • cooled down past simple
  • cooling down present participle
  • cools down third person singular

Verbo basecool

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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