cool

Regular
Infinitive
cool
Past Simple
cooled
Past Participle
cooled
-ing Form
cooling
3rd Person
cools
cool cools cooling cooled

Cool means to make or become less hot, or to calm down. Regular verb: cool-cooled-cooled.

Meanings

  • To reduce temperature
  • To become calmer
  • To lessen in intensity

Common Collocations

cool down cool off cool it let things cool cooled relations

Tip for Learners

Cool down/off for temperature or emotions. Cool it (informal) means calm down. Cool as adjective is slang for good.
Present Simple
I cool
you cool
he/she/it cools
we cool
they cool
Examples - Present Simple
  • I cool the soup before serving.
  • You cool off in the pool.
  • She cools the engine by opening the hood.
  • We cool the drinks in ice.
  • They cool the building with air conditioning.
Present Continuous
I am cooling
you are cooling
he/she/it is cooling
we are cooling
they are cooling
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am cooling the pie on the counter.
  • You are cooling down after the workout.
  • He is cooling the equipment carefully.
  • We are cooling off by the lake.
  • They are cooling the server room.
Present Perfect
I have cooled
you have cooled
he/she/it has cooled
we have cooled
they have cooled
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have cooled the mixture properly.
  • You have cooled down after the argument.
  • She has cooled the beverages.
  • We have cooled off completely.
  • They have cooled the building efficiently.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been cooling
you have been cooling
he/she/it has been cooling
we have been cooling
they have been cooling
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been cooling the dessert for an hour.
  • You have been cooling off all afternoon.
  • He has been cooling the equipment.
  • We have been cooling the room for hours.
  • They have been cooling drinks all day.
Past Simple
I cooled
you cooled
he/she/it cooled
we cooled
they cooled
Examples - Past Simple
  • I cooled the cake before frosting it.
  • You cooled off in the shade.
  • She cooled her temper before responding.
  • We cooled the drinks before the party.
  • They cooled the machinery overnight.
Past Continuous
I was cooling
you were cooling
he/she/it was cooling
we were cooling
they were cooling
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was cooling the pie when you arrived.
  • You were cooling off by the pool.
  • He was cooling down after exercise.
  • We were cooling the food carefully.
  • They were cooling the building.
Past Perfect
I had cooled
you had cooled
he/she/it had cooled
we had cooled
they had cooled
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had cooled the mixture before adding more.
  • You had cooled off before speaking.
  • She had cooled the beverage perfectly.
  • We had cooled down before entering.
  • They had cooled the equipment beforehand.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been cooling
you had been cooling
he/she/it had been cooling
we had been cooling
they had been cooling
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been cooling the dessert for hours.
  • You had been cooling off all day.
  • He had been cooling the engine.
  • We had been cooling the room.
  • They had been cooling drinks.
Future Simple
I will cool
you will cool
he/she/it will cool
we will cool
they will cool
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will cool the pie before serving.
  • You will cool off soon.
  • She will cool the drinks.
  • We will cool down after the hike.
  • They will cool the building tonight.
Future Continuous
I will be cooling
you will be cooling
he/she/it will be cooling
we will be cooling
they will be cooling
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be cooling the food all afternoon.
  • You will be cooling off by the pool.
  • He will be cooling the equipment.
  • We will be cooling down after exercise.
  • They will be cooling the room.
Future Perfect
I will have cooled
you will have cooled
he/she/it will have cooled
we will have cooled
they will have cooled
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have cooled the dessert by then.
  • You will have cooled down completely.
  • She will have cooled the drinks.
  • We will have cooled off by evening.
  • They will have cooled the building.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been cooling
you will have been cooling
he/she/it will have been cooling
we will have been cooling
they will have been cooling
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been cooling food for hours.
  • You will have been cooling off all day.
  • She will have been cooling drinks.
  • We will have been cooling the room.
  • They will have been cooling equipment.
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