What is 'calma' called in English?

'calma' in English is called "Calm". Calm refers to: Que no muestra o siente nerviosismo, enfado u otras emociones fuertes; sereno.

How do you pronounce 'Calm' and 'calma'?

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What is an example sentence for Calm in Spanish?

English: "The sea was calm after the storm." | Spanish: "El mar estaba en calma después de la tormenta."

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calm Meaning in Spanish (calm significado en español)

adjectivecalma, tranquilo

verbcalmar

nouncalma

Sinónimos:serenoapaciguar

calma in English:calm

Phonetic:ˈkalma

Plural: calms

Gender:Femenino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de calm en español es calma, tranquilo, calmar. (Que no muestra o siente nerviosismo, enfado u otras emociones fuertes; sereno.)

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Definitions of Calm

1
adjective
tranquilo
Not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other strong emotions; tranquil.
Que no muestra o siente nerviosismo, enfado u otras emociones fuertes; sereno.
2
verb
calmar
To make (someone or something) quiet and peaceful; soothe.
Hacer que (alguien o algo) esté quieto y en paz; apaciguar.
3
noun
calma
A period of freedom from disturbance or strong emotion.
Un período de ausencia de perturbación o emoción fuerte.

Example Sentences

“The sea was calm after the storm.”

El mar estaba en calma después de la tormenta.

“She tried to calm her crying child.”

Ella intentó calmar a su hijo que lloraba.

“There was a moment of calm before the chaos began.”

Hubo un momento de calma antes de que comenzara el caos.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

serenotranquiloapaciguar

In English:

peaceful tranquil serene composed still

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

agitadonerviosoinquieto

In English:

agitated turbulent restless nervous stormy

Inflected Word Forms

present participlecalming

nouncalmness

adverbcalmly

comparativecalmer

superlativecalmest

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

keep calmexpression

Remain composed and unperturbed in a difficult situation.

calm downphrasal_verb

Become or make someone become less agitated or angry.

the calm before the stormidiom

A period of unusual tranquility before a period of great activity or trouble.