calm

US /kɑm/

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UK /kɑ:m/

adj.AdjectiveWithout wind or storm; quiet; peaceful

It was a calm day with not even a breeze in the air

adj.AdjectiveRelaxed and not worried or angry

Try to stay calm during your piano concert tomorrow, I’ll be there to help

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To make or become relaxed and not worried or angry

Perhaps the baby will calm if you softly sing her a song

adj.AdjectiveNot showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other emotions

The sea was calm this morning

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo become quiet or peaceful

After the storm, the sea calmed

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make someone quiet or peaceful

The teacher tried to calm the students before the exam

n. (u.)Uncountable NounA period of time when the weather is calm

There was a long calm at sea

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All right, all right. Hang on, stay calm.
All right, all right. Hang on, stay calm.

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after the cops had told them to calm down, you know?
after the cops had told them to calm down, you know?

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7. We must strive to remain calm around their most trying sides. We mustn’t humiliate them
7. We must strive to remain calm around their most trying sides. We mustn’t humiliate them

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be patient and calm in the midst of confusion, you may be one of the smartest people you know.
be patient and calm in the midst of confusion, you may be one of the smartest people you know.

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But the pilots, the pilots are calm, they're cool, you know.
But the pilots, the pilots are calm, they're cool, you know.
It freaks me out because they are trained to keep you calm, no matter what's going on.
It freaks me out because they are trained to keep you calm, no matter what's going on.

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