keep your cool

keep (one's) cool

To maintain control of one's composure, temper, or nerve in a given situation. He really kept his cool when the waiter dropped his food. I tried to keep my cool during the interview, but I was extremely nervous the whole time.

keep cool

1. To stay calm and composed. You know they're going to try to antagonize you during the debate, so just keep cool. I always try to keep cool when dealing with the cable company.

2. Literally, to not get overly hot, as in hot weather. A: "How have you been during this brutal heat wave?" B: "Oh, keeping cool, thanks to the air conditioning in the office."

keep your cool

COMMON If you keep your cool, you control your temper and stay calm in a difficult situation. Hilde's one of those born managers — keeps her cool in a crisis. I knew I had to keep my cool, but it was hard.

keep/lose your ˈcool

(informal) stay calm/get angry, excited, etc: He was very insulting. I really don’t know how I managed to keep my cool.

词组	keep your cool
释义	keep your cool keep (one's) cool To maintain control of one's composure, temper, or nerve in a given situation. He really kept his cool when the waiter dropped his food. I tried to keep my cool during the interview, but I was extremely nervous the whole time. See also: cool, keep keep cool 1. To stay calm and composed. You know they're going to try to antagonize you during the debate, so just keep cool. I always try to keep cool when dealing with the cable company. 2. Literally, to not get overly hot, as in hot weather. A: "How have you been during this brutal heat wave?" B: "Oh, keeping cool, thanks to the air conditioning in the office." See also: cool, keep Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. keep your cool COMMON If you keep your cool, you control your temper and stay calm in a difficult situation. Hilde's one of those born managers — keeps her cool in a crisis. I knew I had to keep my cool, but it was hard. See also: cool, keep Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. keep/lose your ˈcool (informal) stay calm/get angry, excited, etc: He was very insulting. I really don’t know how I managed to keep my cool. See also: cool, keep, lose Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: keep (one's) cool keep cool keep one’s cool keep one's cool keep/lose your cool lose (one's) cool lose cool lose one’s cool lose one's cool lose your cool References in periodicals archive It may be difficult if she accuses you of things you didn't do, but keep your cool and let her know you'd really like a fresh start. BFF dilemma of the month: my BFF's new friend sits with us at lunch, and she doesn't like me. It's really tense at the lunch table now To enable you to keep your cool when all around are losing theirs, Newcastle Audi and Tyneside Audi have come up with a special summer offer. Drive with an air of trust MAKE SURE YOU KEEP YOUR COOL: Not sure if some of your e-mail messages could unknowingly ignite an argument or office impasse? E-Etiquette Tips Auto-Affirmations is one tool to help you keep your cool in your car. Motor-vation
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