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Meanings of
cool down
in English
Portuguese
refrigerar
Catalan
refredar
Spanish
refrigerar
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Loose heat.
cool
chill
cool off
heat
Portuguese
refrigerar
Usage of
cool down
in English
1
Neither is food or biofuels demand, although the latter may
cool
down
.
2
If ever a situation needed to
cool
down
,
it was this one.
3
She was beginning to
cool
down
,
her mind no longer so confused.
4
Make sure you stretch to
cool
down
for a full 5 minutes!
5
It might be wise to let them
cool
down
before we start.
6
Once this is done, remove from the oven and let
cool
down
.
7
Let it
cool
down
When the coconut is done, remove the fridge.
8
One hardly has time to
cool
down
before the winter slips away.
9
As old trouble spots
cool
down
,
new ones are inclined to erupt.
10
Well, at least stretch after, and
cool
down
with some walking, too.
11
They will
cool
down
again, and we shall get on pleasantly enough.
12
I needed to
cool
down
,
to get things straight in my head.
13
The best thing is to wait and let things
cool
down
.
14
He also vowed to maintain his campaign to
cool
down
its property market.
15
Suddenly, I really do need to get outside to
cool
down
.
16
Leave the cake to
cool
down
in the fridge for about 30 minutes.
Other examples for "cool down"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
cool
down
cool
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
cool down
Portuguese
refrigerar
esfriar-se
esfriar
arrefecer
refrescar
Catalan
refredar
refredar-se
congelar-se
congelar
refrescar
Spanish
refrigerar
congelar
enfriar
refrescar
Cool down
through the time
Cool down
across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common