calm down

to become less intense

• It appears the storm has calmed down.
• The wind calmed down.
• The wind has calmed down.
• The wind calmed down in the evening.
• After lying down for a short while, my stomach ache calmed down.
• Things have calmed down.

to relax, to become less angry, exited, etc

• Now calm down.
• Just calm down.
• Let's calm down.
• She calmed down.
• Please calm down.
• It calms me down.
• They calmed down.
• Try and calm down.
• Tom has calmed down.
• Tom is calming down.
• Let's just calm down.
• The crowd calmed down.
• You need to calm down.
• You have to calm down.
• Tom tried to calm down.
• You've got to calm down.
• I told Jane to calm down.
• Let's all just calm down.
• I couldn't calm Tom down.
• Tom eventually calmed down.
• Don't tell me to calm down.
• I suggest we all calm down.
• You guys need to calm down.
• Everybody please calm down.
• I'm trying to calm her down.
• Tom tried to calm Mary down.
• Please just calm down, okay.
• I think Tom has calmed down.
• Everybody needs to calm down.
• I closed my eyes to calm down.
• You should calm down a little.
• I just wanted Tom to calm down.
• I just wanted to calm Tom down.
• I kept telling Tom to calm down.
• Tom attempted to calm Mary down.
• Tom is trying to calm Mary down.
• I think we need to all calm down.
• It took me some time to calm down.
• She calmed down and returned home.
• His parents acted to calm him down.
• He didn't calm down until much later.
• Tom didn't calm down until much later.
• Tom seems to have calmed down a little.
• I'll answer you when you've calmed down.
• I think a drink would help me calm down.
• The weather will soon begin to calm down.
• The child stopped crying and calmed down.
• The parents succeeded in calming him down.
• Tom and Mary are trying to calm John down.
• I think everybody should try to calm down.
• Think, - and you will be able to calm down.
• You need to calm down and pull yourself together.
• Take a seat in the armchair and calm down a while.
• Look, calm down everyone and tell me: what happened?
• Why don't you calm down and tell me what the problem is?
• We had better tell her beforehand, so we can calm her down.
• I'm not going to tell you what happened until you calm down.
• I calmed down upon finding out that the operation was successful.
• It is presently very difficult to calm down and treat oneself with a book.
• I don't lose my appetite when I get stressed, rather I can't calm down unless I eat something.