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I . calm [kɑːm] ADJ

1. calm (not nervous):

calm
calmo(-a)
to keep calm

2. calm ocean, weather:

calm

3. calm (peaceful):

sossegado(-a)

II . calm [kɑːm] SUBST

III . calm [kɑːm] VERBE trans

Expressions couramment utilisées avec calm

to keep calm
to calm oneself
the calm before the storm a. fig

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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He takes a very calm, nonchalant attitude to the world, and he constantly has trouble staying awake.
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He further goes on to mention how the criterion for calm was changed while the global trend for minimum temperature remained unchanged.
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Stretching helps to calm down spindles by lengthening the muscle fibers and increase firing duration to slow down the firing rate of the muscle.
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His style of writing was calm, and at times dreamy.
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But the accumulated professional standing of the people he did interview, and their calm, detailed insistence on the facts, makes such an objection implausible.
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During his office as "praefectus urbi", which was generally calm and balanced, he arrested two suspected poisoners.
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His combinations were skillful and elaborate, and he kept calm under pressure.
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In an atmosphere of sepulchral calm the bathers recline on benches along the walls sweltering in superheated seclusion.
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He was also a very calm player that kept his cool even in nerve-wrecking situations.
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I know the girl, a levelheaded sophomore at my daughter's public high school, kind and calm.
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