cool

cool
adj.
1 fresco(a) (wind, weather) (cold); tibio(a) (lukewarm)
2 sereno(a) (persona) (calm); frío(a) (unfriendly)
3 genial (familiar) (fashionable), guay (España), padre (México), copado(a) (R.Plata)
4 genial (familiar) (excellent), guay (España), macanudo(a) (Andes, R.Plata), padre (México)
5 tranquilo, calmado, sereno, ecuánime.
6 estupendo, fantástico, divertido, buena onda.
7 distante.
adv. (familiar)
to play it cool aparentar calma
play it cool! ¡tómatelo con calma!
intj.
estupendo, qué bien, qué padre, qué buena onda.
s.
1 fresco (coldness)
2 (calma)
to keep/lose one's cool mantener/perder la calma
3 calma.
vt.
1 enfriar (make cold); refrescar (make less warm) (air, one's feet); enfriar (un poco) (food, drink)
2 enfriarse.
3 soplar para enfriar.
vi.
enfriarse (become cold); refrescarse (become less warm) (air); enfriarse (un poco) (food, drink) (pt & pp cooled)

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