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/
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
Keep calm with your palm, let peace be your balm!
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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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