Cool Your Jets Definition, Sentence Examples
COOL YOUR JETS MEANING – Find out what cool your jets really means. Example sentences of this idiomatic expression can also be found here.
The idiom “cool your jets” first appeared in print in a US newspaper in 1973. The phrase was originally used by pilots to imply “cool the jet down.”
The expression has gained widespread usage since 1973. It was used by Dream Street in 1989. (NBC-TV).
Meaning:
- to stop being so tense or excited and to settle down.
- to feel less agitated
- to be able to restrain one’s excitement.
- to advise someone to relax.
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Here are examples of sentences that use cool your jets:
- Christmas day is not yet; cool your jets and wait for your present that day.
- You need to cool your jets before entering the boss’ office.
- Cool your jets; the results of the exam won’t be announced today.
- Cool your jets, Alice, the result will be good.
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