cools
v. A2 Elementary US //ˈkuɫz// UK //kˈuːlz// cools
v. to become less warm or to make something lose heat. You can use this for food, the weather, or even a person's feelings.
v. to become less warm or to cause a reduction in temperature. Third-person singular present form of 'cool'; typically describes a physical process or a reduction in emotional intensity.
The soup cools down quickly in the bowl.
As the sun sets, the desert air cools rapidly, forcing travelers to seek shelter and warmth.
The relationship between the two nations cools as trade disputes remain unresolved, leading to a significant reduction in diplomatic cooperation and cultural exchange programs.
Usage
Often paired with the particle 'down' to form a phrasal verb; can be used both transitively and intransitively.