Pronunciation: /kul ɔf/
noun a period of time during which one relaxes or calms down
A1 I like to take a cool off in the pool on hot days.
A2 After a long run, it's important to take a cool off to prevent overheating.
B1 The best way to cool off after a workout is to drink plenty of water.
B2 A cool off in the shade is a great way to relax after a busy day.
C1 The spa offers a variety of cool off treatments to help guests unwind and refresh.
C2 Taking a cool off in the ocean is the perfect way to end a day of sightseeing.
verb to become less angry or agitated; to relax or calm down
A1 When it's hot outside, I like to cool off by sitting in the shade.
A2 After a long run, it's important to cool off by stretching and drinking water.
B1 The best way to cool off after a stressful day is to take a relaxing bath.
B2 During the summer, many people cool off by going swimming in the pool or at the beach.
C1 After a heated argument, it's important to give each other time to cool off before discussing the issue further.
C2 When tensions are high in a negotiation, it can be helpful to take a break and cool off before continuing the discussion.
formal After a heated argument, it's important to take a break and cool off before continuing the discussion.
informal Let's go grab some ice cream to cool off from this hot weather.
slang I need to chill out and cool off before I say something I regret.
figurative Sometimes you just need to take a step back and cool off before making a decision.
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