calm (EN)

adjective, noun, verb

adjective “calm”

1. not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other strong emotions
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   Even when the fire alarm went off, Mrs. Thompson remained calm and guided her students safely outside.
2. quiet and undisturbed
   The library was a calm oasis, perfect for focusing on my studies without any interruptions.
3. (of water) having few waves
   The lake was so calm that morning, it mirrored the sky perfectly.
4. (of weather) peaceful and without strong winds
   After the storm passed, the weather was surprisingly calm.

noun “calm”

1. a state of peace and quietness in a person
   After the storm passed, a sense of calm washed over her, and she knew everything would be alright.
2. a state of tranquility in a place or situation
   After the bustling party ended, a soothing calm settled over the house.
3. a time when there is no wind
   During the calm, the sails hung limp and the sea was as smooth as glass.

verb “calm”

1. to soothe or pacify
   She sang a lullaby to calm the restless puppy.
2. to reach a state of peace and quietness
   After the storm passed, the sea calmed and the waves gently lapped against the shore.