Portuguese
acalmar-se Catalan
calmar-se Become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation.
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She'd gone for a ride to try to cool off, she said.
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The CPU then slows down to cool off and prevent potential damage.
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She has herself so worked up she just needs to cool off.
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Maybe that could become our evening ritual- awayto cool off, relax.
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He decided to leave her alone to cool off for a day.
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This means that they cool off through the evaporation of the perspiration.
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Took McCabe a while to cool off enough to trip the system.
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They help cool off the air in there, and dilute that air.
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Swimmers cool off during the heat wave in Seapoint, Co Dublin yesterday.
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So, it seems like this could in fact cool off the Earth.
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Both men absentmindedly flapped their shirts up and down to cool off.
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The fan blows air over the radiator to cool off the engine.
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I figured she might've wandered over to cool off at the river.
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Tell him how matters stand with you, and he will cool off.
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Then maybe you'd both better get out until you can cool off.
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The volunteers continued to pump water to cool off the charred mess.
