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Meanings of calm in English
Make calm or still.
Portuguese
acalmar-se Catalan
calmar-se Become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation.
Spanish
estabilizar Usage of calm in English
1
High-pressure systems bring generally calm conditions and often result in clear skies.
2
The final entry, for December 15, simply read Storm ended, sea calm.
3
I kept saying, 'Yes, sir; sorry, sir,' trying to calm him down.
4
Arrivals by sea have risen in recent weeks thanks to calm seas.
5
The doctors say that he needs to remain as calm as possible.
6
The sea was quite calm, the sky was so clear and blue.
7
Protesters and police have often negotiated brief truces to calm the situation.
8
Setting good examples and discussing drugs in a calm way is recommended.
9
However, many brands have created new amazing products to calm inflamed skin.
10
Officials said they expected the coming days would see trading calm down.
11
His calm state told her they still had time left to wait.
12
Try and remember that a calm approach is always the best route.
13
The scheme, however, did calm the markets and has brought some stability.
14
Its message was simple: Dear start-ups: Keep calm and move to Berlin.
15
The Main Stage sound was great all weekend, helped by calm weather.
16
The market was relatively calm on this particular morning, but he wasn't.
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Translations for calm
Catalan
Calm through the time
Calm across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
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