Calms Meaning in English
word · lemma: calm
ˈkɑɫmz/, /ˈkɑmz
KAHMZ
kˈɑːmz
KAHMZ
释义
'Calms' is the third person singular form of 'calm', meaning to make someone or something more peaceful, relaxed, or less upset.
用法与细微差别
Used in formal and neutral contexts; often appears with objects like 'nerves', 'child', or 'situation'. Common collocations: 'music calms', 'soothing voice calms'. Do not confuse with 'calms down', which is often reflexive (a person calming themselves).
Spanish: calma - tranquilizaPortuguese (BR): acalma - tranquilizaPortuguese (PT): acalma - tranquilizaChinese (Simplified): 使平静 - 使安静Chinese (Traditional): 使平靜 - 使安靜Hindi: शांत करता है - ठंडा करता हैArabic: يهدئ - يطمئنBengali: শান্ত করে - স্থির করেRussian: успокаиваетJapanese: 落ち着かせるVietnamese: làm dịu - làm bình tĩnhKorean: 진정시키다Turkish: sakinleştirirUrdu: پرامن بناتا ہے - پرسکون کرتا ہےIndonesian: menenangkan
例句
She calms the baby with a lullaby.
basic
Soft music calms my nerves.
basic
He calms angry customers when there is a problem.
basic
A cup of tea always calms her after a stressful day.
natural
Nothing calms me like a walk in the park.
natural
She always calms the team during a crisis.
natural