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quieten down

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? quieten down (Brit)
vi (= become silent) → leiser werden; (= become calm) → sich beruhigen; (after wild youth) → ruhiger werden; quieten down, boys! → ein bisschen ruhiger, Jungens!; things have quietened down a lot → es ist viel ruhiger geworden
vt sep person → beruhigen; engine → ruhiger machen; to quieten things down (situation) → die Lage beruhigen
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Of course, the market will quieten down over the next few weeks and it's important that home owners and would-be owners realise that this is not a return to the bad times - it's the quiet period that happens every Christmas.
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