“To cool down” in Japanese
Short answer
To cool down in Japanese is “冷める” (sameru). Full meaning: to cool down, to get cold; to cool off (excitement, temper, etc.), to subside, to dampen, to fade, to wane; to be cold (eyes, expression, etc.), to be composed.
Other ways to say “To cool down” in Japanese
冷える
hieru to grow cold (from room temperature, e.g. in refrigerator), to get chilly, to cool down
冷る
sameru to cool down, to get cold; to cool off (excitement, temper, etc.), to subside, to dampen, to fade, to wane; to be cold (eyes, expression, etc.), to be composed
さめる
sameru to cool down, to get cold; to cool off (excitement, temper, etc.), to subside, to dampen, to fade, to wane; to be cold (eyes, expression, etc.), to be composed
褪める
sameru to cool down, to get cold; to cool off (excitement, temper, etc.), to subside, to dampen, to fade, to wane; to be cold (eyes, expression, etc.), to be composed
さめ
same to cool down, to get cold; to cool off (excitement, temper, etc.), to subside, to dampen, to fade, to wane; to be cold (eyes, expression, etc.), to be composed
しえる
shieru to grow cold (from room temperature, e.g. in refrigerator), to get chilly, to cool down
しえん
shien to grow cold (from room temperature, e.g. in refrigerator), to get chilly, to cool down
ひえる
hieru to grow cold (from room temperature, e.g. in refrigerator), to get chilly, to cool down
冷
same to cool down, to get cold; to cool off (excitement, temper, etc.), to subside, to dampen, to fade, to wane; to be cold (eyes, expression, etc.), to be composed
冷れ
samere to cool down, to get cold; to cool off (excitement, temper, etc.), to subside, to dampen, to fade, to wane; to be cold (eyes, expression, etc.), to be composed
冷め
same to cool down, to get cold; to cool off (excitement, temper, etc.), to subside, to dampen, to fade, to wane; to be cold (eyes, expression, etc.), to be composed
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