cool (EN)

adjective, noun, verb

adjective “cool”

1. moderately cold; of a temperature between warm and cold
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   We enjoyed a cool breeze on the hot summer day.
2. (informal) fashionable; trendy; appealing
   That new song is really cool!
3. calm and composed; not excited or anxious
   The pilot remained cool during the emergency landing.
4. acceptable; okay
   Is it cool if I call you later?
5. (of colors) having hues in the violet to green range
   The designer used cool colors to create a peaceful atmosphere.
6. unenthusiastic or lacking in emotion
   His suggestion received a cool response from the team.

noun “cool”

1. a moderate state of cold; moderate temperature
   The cool of the night was a relief after the hot day.
2. a calm or composed state of mind
   She kept her cool even when everyone else panicked.
3. the quality of being fashionable or impressive
   His style has a certain cool that others admire.

verb “cool”

1. to make something cooler or less hot
   She fanned herself to cool down.
2. to become cooler; to lose heat
   The soup needs to cool before we can eat it.
3. (figuratively) to become less intense or passionate
   His enthusiasm cooled after the initial excitement wore off.