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Meanings of cool off in English
Portuguese
acalmar-se Catalan
calmar-se Become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation.
Usage of cool off in English
1
She'd gone for a ride to try to cool off, she said.
2
The CPU then slows down to cool off and prevent potential damage.
3
She has herself so worked up she just needs to cool off.
4
Maybe that could become our evening ritual- awayto cool off, relax.
5
He decided to leave her alone to cool off for a day.
6
This means that they cool off through the evaporation of the perspiration.
7
Took McCabe a while to cool off enough to trip the system.
8
They help cool off the air in there, and dilute that air.
9
Swimmers cool off during the heat wave in Seapoint, Co Dublin yesterday.
10
So, it seems like this could in fact cool off the Earth.
11
Both men absentmindedly flapped their shirts up and down to cool off.
12
The fan blows air over the radiator to cool off the engine.
13
I figured she might've wandered over to cool off at the river.
14
Tell him how matters stand with you, and he will cool off.
15
Then maybe you'd both better get out until you can cool off.
16
The volunteers continued to pump water to cool off the charred mess.
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Cool off through the time
Cool off across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common