keep calm — to remain composed and not get upset or excited in difficult situations
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to remain composed and not get upset or excited in difficult situations
Pronunciation (IPA): /kiːp kɑːm/
Korean meaning: 침착함을 유지하다, 평정심을 잃지 않다
Korean pronunciation: **키**프 **칼**름
Example Sentences
- My mom told me to keep calm when I saw a spider, but I screamed louder than a fire alarm.
- The teacher said 'keep calm' before the test, then announced it was worth 50% of our grade.
- You need to keep calm when giving a presentation in front of many people.
keep calm
VERB//kiːp kɑːm//
to remain composed and not get upset or excited in difficult situations
to remain composed and not get upset or excited in difficult situations
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Keep calm with your palm, let peace be your balm!
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Origin
Keep은 고대 영어 'cēpan'(지키다)에서, calm은 라틴어 'calmus'(열이 없는, 고요한)에서 유래했습니다. 두 단어가 합쳐져 '마음의 평온을 지키다'라는 의미가 되었습니다.
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“My mom told me to keep calm when I saw a spider, but I screamed louder than a fire alarm.”
“The teacher said 'keep calm' before the test, then announced it was worth 50% of our grade.”
“You need to keep calm when giving a presentation in front of many people.”
“Emergency workers must keep calm in dangerous situations to help others effectively.”
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