“To cool off” in Japanese
Short answer
To cool off in Japanese is “涼む” (suzumu). Full meaning: to cool oneself, to cool off, to enjoy the cool air.
Other ways to say “To cool off” in Japanese
治まる
osamaru to die down (storm, anger, conflict, etc.), to calm down, to cool off, to abate, to be settled, to be brought under control; to be at peace, to be governed well; to subside (of pain, symptoms, etc.), to be alleviated, to get better, to ease off
冷める
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
すずむ
suzumu to cool oneself, to cool off, to enjoy the cool air
冷やす
hiyasu to cool (from room temperature), to chill, to refrigerate; to calm down, to cool off, to regain one's composure, to relax; to be frightened (at), to be scared (of)
涼める
suzumeru to cool oneself, to cool off, to enjoy the cool air
すずめる
suzumeru to cool oneself, to cool off, to enjoy the cool air
すずめ
suzume to cool oneself, to cool off, to enjoy the cool air
冷静になる
reiseininaru to collect oneself, to cool off, to recover oneself
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
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
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