calm

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tranquilo

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calm
[kɑːm]
sustantivo
1calma (f) tranquilidad (f)
  • the calm before the storm (also sentido figurado) -> la calma que precede a la tormenta
adjetivo
2tranquilo(a) (person, sea, water); apacible (weather)
  • to stay calm -> mantener la calma
  • to become or grow calmer -> calmarse
verbo transitivo
3calmar, tranquilizar

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calm [kalm]
sustantivo
1Calma (stillness); serenidad, tranquilidad (peace, tranquillity); quietud, bonanza, reposo, sosiego.
  • The calm before the storm -> la calma que precede a la tormenta
  • Dead calm -> (Mar.) calma chicha
adjetivo
2Quieto, tranquilo, sosegado, sereno (person, voice).
  • Keep calm! -> ¡tranquilo
  • To become calm -> (Mar.) calmar o comenzar a hacer calma
En calma, tranquilo, calmo (sea)., ¡calma!
  • I had a drink to calm my nerves -> me tomé una copa para tranquilizarme o calmarme
va. Tranquilizar, aquietar; apaciguar, calmar; aplacar, sosegar.

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calm [kɑːm]
adjective
calmer (comparative)calmest (superlative)
1 (unruffled) [+person, voice, place] tranquilo
to grow calm tranquilizarse; calmarse; to keep remain calmor mantener la calma; keep calm! ¡tranquilo(s)!; ¡calma!; on calmer reflection, she decided that it would be a mistake tras un periodo de calma y reflexión, decidió que sería un error; (cool,) calm and collected tranquilo y con dominio de sí mismo; I feel calmer now ahora estoy más tranquilo calmado;or
2 (still) [+sea, lake, water, weather] en calma; [+day, evening] sin viento
the sea was dead calm el mar estaba en calma chicha
3 (Economics) [+market, trading] sin incidencias
noun
calma; (f) tranquilidad; (f)
the calm before the storm la calma antes de la tormenta; (Náut) a dead calm una calma chicha
verb:transitive
(also calm down) [+person] calmar; tranquilizar
to calm o.s. calmarse; tranquilizarse; calm yourself! ¡cálmate!; ¡tranquilízate!; to calm sb's fears tranquilizar a algn
The chairman tried to calm their fears He was starting to shake with excitement, and to calm himself he walked over to the window...
verb:intransitive
[+sea, wind] calmarse

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Verb Conjugation for "calm"

Imperative
  • calm
  • you calm
  • he/she calms
  • we calm
  • you calm
  • they calm
Preterite
  • I calmed
  • you calmed
  • he/she calmed
  • we calmed
  • you calmed
  • they calmed
Present Continuous
  • I am calming
  • you are calming
  • he/she is calming
  • we are calming
  • you are calming
  • they are calming
Present Perfect
  • I have calmed
  • you have calmed
  • he/she has calmed
  • we have calmed
  • you have calmed
  • they have calmed
Past Continuous
  • I was calming
  • you were calming
  • he/she was calming
  • we were calming
  • you were calming
  • they were calming
Past Perfect
  • I had calmed
  • you had calmed
  • he/she had calmed
  • we had calmed
  • you had calmed
  • they had calmed
Future
  • I will calm
  • you will calm
  • he/she will calm
  • we will calm
  • you will calm
  • they will calm
Future Perfect
  • I will have calmed
  • you will have calmed
  • he/she will have calmed
  • we will have calmed
  • you will have calmed
  • they will have calmed
Future Continuous
  • I will be calming
  • you will be calming
  • he/she will be calming
  • we will be calming
  • you will be calming
  • they will be calming
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been calming
  • you have been calming
  • he/she has been calming
  • we have been calming
  • you have been calming
  • they have been calming
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been calming
  • you will have been calming
  • he/she will have been calming
  • we will have been calming
  • you will have been calming
  • they will have been calming
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been calming
  • you had been calming
  • he/she had been calming
  • we had been calming
  • you had been calming
  • they had been calming
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