cool down

英 [kuːl daʊn]

美 [kuːl daʊn]

（使）变凉; （使）冷却; （使）降温; （使）冷静; （使）镇定

柯林斯词典

• → see:cool 5
• PHRASAL VERB-ERG (使)冷静;(使)镇定
  If someonecools downor if youcoolthemdown, they become less angry than they were.
  1. He has had time to cool down and look at what happened more objectively...
     他已经冷静了一段时间，能更加客观地看待所发生的事情。
  2. First McNeil had to cool down the volatile Australian 20-year old.
     首先麦克尼尔得让那个脾气暴躁的20岁澳大利亚小伙子冷静下来。

英英释义

verb

• loose heat
  1. The air cooled considerably after the thunderstorm
  Synonym:coolchill
• lose intensity
  1. His enthusiasm cooled considerably
  Synonym:coolcool off
• make cool or cooler
  1. Chill the food
  Synonym:coolchill

双语例句

• I would say China property market need to cool down, but won't crash like US.
  我要说中国的房地产市场需要冷却了，但不会像美国一样崩溃。
• Why not wait until you cool down a bit?
  为什么不等你们都冷静一点呢？
• Don't forget when you are exercising to always warm up and cool down properly to avoid injury.
  别忘了锻炼时必须进行合理的热身和冷却以避免受伤。
• They are then taken to a house to cool down before changing ready for dinner.
  在换衣服准备吃晚饭之前，患者被带到一间屋子降温。
• It was better to wait for things to cool down before we made our own Mulan.
  最好是等待事情平息后，我们提出我们自己的花木兰。
• If it is too hot or too cold, we burn calories to cool down or heat up.
  如果天气太热或太冷，体内热量的燃烧会使人体降温或升温。
• Water is denser than air so the sea takes longer to cool down and warm up.
  水的密度比空气的密度大，所以水需要比空气更长时间来升温和冷却。
• Yet if anger arises, it's better to cool down than to push your point.
  如果出现了愤怒情绪，冷静下来不要推进自己的观点。
• Cool down; there's no need to lose your temper over such a trivial matter.
  冷静些，没必要为区区小事发脾气。
• Cool down; decrease to an easier pace, similar to the warm up.
  漫慢收势，减慢到你的步伐与热身时的频率一样。