I. cool [kuːl] ПРИЛ
4. cool (unfriendly):
5. cool разг (fashionable):
Phrases:
III. cool [kuːl] СЪЩ no pl
2. cool (calm):
| I | cool |
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| you | cool |
| he/she/it | cools |
| we | cool |
| you | cool |
| they | cool |
| I | cooled |
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| you | cooled |
| he/she/it | cooled |
| we | cooled |
| you | cooled |
| they | cooled |
| I | have | cooled |
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| you | have | cooled |
| he/she/it | has | cooled |
| we | have | cooled |
| you | have | cooled |
| they | have | cooled |
| I | had | cooled |
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| you | had | cooled |
| he/she/it | had | cooled |
| we | had | cooled |
| you | had | cooled |
| they | had | cooled |
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I always think there is a big bass under every lily pad on a cool, green lake.
en.wikipedia.org Even in the heat of summer this is a cool and relaxing park due to gentle breezes and shady trees.
en.wikipedia.org Then cover and draw off the heat, and leave to cool, during which time they will soften without collapsing.
www.telegraph.co.uk Leave to cool for a minute once out of the oven and finish with the wild garlic pesto.
utv.ie She is a cool-headed person who likes the think things through, unlike her husband.
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