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cooling

UK
/ˈkuːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈkuːlɪŋ/
cooling down

Translations

coolingnoun
The cooling of the engine is essential to prevent overheating.
Охлаждение двигателя необходимо для предотвращения перегрева.
Additional translations
похолодание
система охлаждения
охлаждающее устройство
охлаждающий элемент
хладагент
охлаждающая жидкость
Synonyms
chilling
refrigeration
coolness
refreshment
air conditioning
Antonyms
heating
warming
toasting
coolingadjective
more cooling
Comp.
most cooling
Super.
UK
/ˈkuːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈkuːlɪŋ/
The cooling breeze was a relief on the hot summer day.
Охлаждающий ветерок был облегчением в жаркий летний день.
Additional translations
прохладительный
освежающий
Synonyms
chilling
refreshing
temperate
frigid
cool
Antonyms
heating
warming
toasting
coolverb

cooling

Gerund

cooled
Past Simple
cooled
Past Participle
cooling
Gerund
UK
/kuːl/
US
/kul/
Please cool the soup before serving it.
Пожалуйста, охладите суп перед подачей.
The tea will cool if you leave it out.
Чай остынет, если оставить его на столе.
Additional translations
остудитьо еде, напитках или других предметах
остытьо чувствах, эмоциях; разговорное
Synonyms
chill
calm
soothe
moderate
temper

Definitions

coolingnoun
The process of becoming or causing something to become less hot.
The cooling of the engine is essential to prevent overheating.
A system or device used to lower temperature, such as an air conditioner or refrigerator.
The cooling in the office was not working, making it uncomfortable for the employees.
A reduction in intensity, force, or activity.
There was a noticeable cooling in the enthusiasm for the project after the initial excitement.
coolingadjective
Having the effect of lowering temperature or providing a sensation of reduced heat.
The cooling breeze from the ocean was a welcome relief on the hot summer day.
Causing a decrease in enthusiasm or excitement.
The cooling response from the audience made the speaker reconsider his approach.
coolverb
To lower the temperature of something.
She placed the pie on the windowsill to cool.
To become less intense or less enthusiastic.
His interest in the project began to cool after the initial excitement.
To calm down or become less angry.
He needed some time to cool before discussing the issue further.
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