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1. noun2) (windless period) Windstille, die2. adjectivethe calm before the storm — (lit. or fig.) die Ruhe vor dem Sturm
keep calm — ruhig bleiben; Ruhe bewahren
2) (coll.): (self-confident) gelassen3. transitive verbbesänftigen [Leidenschaften, Zorn]4. intransitive verbcalm somebody [down] — jemanden beruhigen
calm [down] — sich beruhigen; [Sturm:] abflauen
* * *1. adjective2) (not anxious or excited: a calm person/expression; Please keep calm!) ruhig2. noun2) (peace and quiet: He enjoyed the calm of the library.) die Ruhe3. verb(to make calm: Calm yourself!) beruhigen- academic.ru/85065/calmly">calmly- calmness
- calm down* * *[kɑ:m, AM kɑ:(l)m]I. adj1. (not nervous) ruhig, gelassenhe has a very \calm manner er hat ein besonnenes Wesento be cool, \calm and collected ruhig und gefasst seinto remain cool, \calm and collected die Nerven bewahren [o behalten]she's not very good at keeping \calm sie verliert leicht die Nerven2. (peaceful) ruhig, friedlich\calm of mind Gelassenheit fdead \calm Flaute f, völlige WindstilleIII. vt▪ to \calm sb/sth jdn/etw beruhigenhave a drink — it will \calm your nerves trink etwas — das wird dich beruhigen* * *[kAːm]1. adj (+er)ruhig; weather also windstill(cool,) calm and collected — ruhig und gelassen
calmer waters (lit, fig) — ruhigere Gewässer pl
2. na dead calm — absolute Stille, Totenstille f
2) (= composure) Ruhe, Gelassenheit f3. vtberuhigen; pain, itch lindern; protests mildernto calm sb's fears — jds Ängste abbauen, jdn beruhigen
4. vi(sea) sich beruhigen; (wind) sich legen* * *calm [kɑːm]A s1. Stille f, Ruhe f (auch fig):2. SCHIFF Windstille f:dead calm völlige Windstille, Flaute fB adj (adv calmly)1. still, ruhig2. windstill3. fig ruhig, gelassen:calm and collected ruhig und gefasst1. sich beruhigen2. sich legen (Sturm, Zorn etc)* * *1. noun2) (windless period) Windstille, die2. adjectivethe calm before the storm — (lit. or fig.) die Ruhe vor dem Sturm
1) (tranquil, quiet, windless) ruhigkeep calm — ruhig bleiben; Ruhe bewahren
2) (coll.): (self-confident) gelassen3. transitive verbbesänftigen [Leidenschaften, Zorn]4. intransitive verbcalm somebody [down] — jemanden beruhigen
calm [down] — sich beruhigen; [Sturm:] abflauen
* * *adj.gelassen adj.ruhig adj.still adj.windstill adj. n.Gelassenheit f.Gemütsruhe f.Ruhe nur sing. f.Stille -n f.Windstille f. v.beruhigen v.
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