cooled

UK
/kuːld/
US
/kuld/
cooledadjective
UK
/kuːld/
US
/kuːld/
Traduzioni
The cooled soup was finally ready to be served.
La soupe refroidie était enfin prête à être servie.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
calméPour une humeur, une tension ou une passion devenues moins intenses.
refroidiAu sens figuré, pour une émotion, un intérêt ou un enthousiasme devenus moins vifs.
Definizioni
Having been made less hot or brought to a lower temperature.
The cooled soup was finally ready to be served.
Having become less intense or passionate.
Their cooled enthusiasm was evident after the project faced several setbacks.
Contrari
cooladjective
Definizioni
Moderately cold; neither warm nor very cold.
The cool breeze was refreshing on a hot summer day.
Calm and composed; not excited or emotional.
She remained cool under pressure during the interview.
Fashionable or stylish; trendy.
He wore a cool jacket that everyone admired.
Socially adept or popular; admired by others.
He was considered the cool kid in school because of his charisma.
Used to emphasize that an amount (especially of money) is impressively large.
She inherited a cool $5 million from her grandfather.
Good, satisfactory, or acceptable; okay.
Is it cool if I leave a little early?
coolverb

cooled

Past Simple

cooled
Past Simple
cooled
Past Participle
cooling
Gerund
UK
/kuːl/
US
/kul/
Traduzioni
refroidirPour faire baisser la température de quelque chose.
She placed the pie on the windowsill to cool.
Elle a posé la tarte sur le rebord de la fenêtre pour la refroidir.
se calmerPour revenir à un état moins irrité ou moins agité.
He needed some time to cool before discussing the issue further.
Il a eu besoin d'un peu de temps pour se calmer avant de discuter plus avant du problème.
se refroidirPour devenir moins intense ou moins enthousiaste.
His interest in the project began to cool after the initial excitement.
Son intérêt pour le projet a commencé à se refroidir après l'enthousiasme initial.
Definizioni
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.
coolnoun
Definizioni
A calm or composed state of mind.
She maintained her cool even under pressure.
A fashionable or impressive quality or style.
The new restaurant has a certain cool that attracts a young crowd.
A moderate or low temperature.
The cool of the evening was a welcome relief after the hot day.
cooladverb
Definizioni
In a calm, relaxed, or emotionally detached way; informally, without visible excitement.
He answered cool, without showing any nerves.
coolinterjection
Definizioni
Used to express approval or admiration.
Cool! I love your new haircut.
Used to express agreement or acceptance.
Cool, I'll meet you at the cafe at 3 PM.
Used to express calmness or lack of concern.
Cool, no worries if you're running late.