Abgekühlt

Abgekühlt is a German word that translates to "cooled down" or "chilled" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "abkühlen," which means to cool down or to become less intense.

The word "abgekühlt" can be used in various contexts. In a literal sense, it describes a decrease in temperature. For example, one might say "Das Getränk ist abgekühlt" which means "The drink has cooled down." It can also refer to a person or an animal that has become cooler, perhaps after being in the heat.

Figuratively, "abgekühlt" can describe a situation or an emotion that has become less heated or intense. For instance, if an argument has reached a calmer state, one might say "Die Gemüter haben sich abgekühlt," meaning "The tempers have cooled down." Similarly, a relationship or a feeling might be described as "abgekühlt" if it has lost its initial passion or excitement. It can also imply a sense of disappointment or a loss of enthusiasm, such as "Seine anfängliche Begeisterung ist inzwischen abgekühlt" meaning "His initial enthusiasm has since cooled down."

In meteorological contexts, "abgekühlt" can describe a drop in temperature over a region or a period. For example, "Die Temperaturen sind über Nacht abgekühlt" means "The temperatures cooled down overnight." It signifies a transition from a warmer state to a cooler one.