calmer

UK
/ˈkɑːlmə/
US
/ˈkɑlmɚ/
calmernoun
calmers
pl
UK
/ˈkɑːlmə/
US
/ˈkɑlmɚ/
Traducciones
The gentle music acted as a calmer for the anxious crowd.
La musique douce a servi de calmant pour la foule anxieuse.
Definiciones
A person or thing that calms or soothes.
The gentle music acted as a calmer for the anxious crowd.
calmpast participle
Definiciones
Having been made calm; soothed or pacified.
The calmed passengers began to smile once the turbulence ended.
calmadjective

calmer

Comp.

calmer
Comp.
calmest
Super.
UK
/kɑːm/
US
/kɑm/
Traducciones
The calm sea made for a perfect day of sailing.
La mer calme a rendu la journée de navigation parfaite.
She remained calm even when the situation became chaotic.
Elle est restée calme même lorsque la situation est devenue chaotique.
Definiciones
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.
calmnoun
Definiciones
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
Definiciones
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.
calmgerund / present participle
Definiciones
Having a soothing effect; tending to reduce agitation or anxiety.
Her voice had a calming effect on the frightened children.