calm

UK
/kɑːm/
US
/kɑm/
calmpast participle
Definitions
Having been made calm; soothed or pacified.
The calmed passengers began to smile once the turbulence ended.
calmnoun
calms
pl
UK
/kɑːm/
US
/kɑm/
Translations
The calm of the early morning was broken by the sound of birds chirping.
Le calme du petit matin a été rompu par le chant des oiseaux.
calmeEn parlant de la mer, du temps ou du vent.
The sailors enjoyed a brief calm before the storm hit.
Les marins ont profité d'un bref calme avant que la tempête ne frappe.
Additional translations
tranquillitéSens abstrait; plus soutenu selon le contexte.
Definitions
A state of tranquility or quietness, free from disturbance or agitation.
The calm of the early morning was broken by the sound of birds chirping.
A period or condition of freedom from storms, high winds, or rough activity of water.
The sailors enjoyed a brief calm before the storm hit.
A state of mental peace and serenity.
She found a sense of calm through meditation and yoga.
calmverb
calmed
Past Simple
calmed
Past Participle
calming
Gerund
UK
/kɑːm/
US
/kɑm/
Translations
se calmer
After the storm passed, the sea began to calm.
Après le passage de la tempête, la mer a commencé à se calmer.
She tried to calm the crying baby by singing a lullaby.
Elle a essayé de calmer le bébé qui pleurait en chantant une berceuse.
Definitions
To make someone or something less agitated or excited.
She tried to calm the crying baby by singing a lullaby.
To become less agitated or excited.
After the storm passed, the sea began to calm.
calmadjective
calmer
Comp.
calmest
Super.
UK
/kɑːm/
US
/kɑm/
Translations
She remained calm even when the situation became chaotic.
Elle est restée calme même lorsque la situation est devenue chaotique.
The calm sea made for a perfect day of sailing.
La mer calme a rendu la journée de navigation parfaite.
Definitions
Not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other strong emotions.
She remained calm even when the situation became chaotic.
Free from disturbance; tranquil.
The calm sea made for a perfect day of sailing.
Of the weather, sea, or air: not windy or rough; free from storms or agitation.
The forecast predicted a calm day with barely a ripple on the lake.
calmgerund / present participle
Definitions
Having a soothing effect; tending to reduce agitation or anxiety.
Her voice had a calming effect on the frightened children.