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cool

/kul/ adjective A1 (estimated)

1. having a slightly low temperature

German	kühl, endgeil
French	frais, choukar, tchoukar
Portuguese	fresco, massa, bacana
Czech	chladný, studený, cool
Italian	fresco, freddo, ganzo
Spanish	fresco, frío, guay
Dutch	koel, cool, fris
Swedish	sval, cool, häftig
Latin	frigidus

2. allowing or suggesting heat relief

Portuguese	frio
Italian	fresco, leggero, termico
Dutch	koel, verkwikkend, verkoelend

3. not showing emotion, calm

German	cool, kalt, abgefahren
French	cool
Portuguese	tranquilo
Czech	senza
Italian	tranquillo, freddo, calmo
Dutch	koel, kalm, kil
Swedish	lugn, kylig

4. colloquial: not upset

German	cool, kühl
Portuguese	de boa
Italian	tranquillo, calmo, imperturbabile
Dutch	rustig, kalm, beheerst

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cool

/kul/ noun A1 (estimated)

1. moderate temperature

French	le frais
Italian	il fresco

2. calm temperament

French	le sang-froid, le calme
Italian	il calmo

3. great, awesome, neat, cool

Czech	paráda

4. cool

Italian	il fico
Spanish	el pijo

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to cool

/kul/ verb A1 (estimated)

1. to make colder (literally)

German	kühlen
French	refroidir, rafraichir
Portuguese	esfriar, resfriar, arrefecer
Czech	zchladit, chladnout
Italian	rinfrescare, raffreddare, intiepidire
Spanish	enfriar, refrigerar
Dutch	koelen, afkoelen, bekoelen
Swedish	svalka
Latin	frigefacio, frigefacto, frigero

2. to become less intense, e.g. less amicable

German	abkühlen
Dutch	afkoelen, bekoelen, verkoelen
Swedish	svalna, kyla

3. to make less intense, e.g. less amicable

Dutch	koelen, afkoelen, verkoelen

4. to cool, to chill

Czech	chladit

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