ʃørle•m
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. to come unscrewed, to unscrew
♢ ga•jke ʃørle•n {sentence} the nut came unscrewed
2. {music} to get out of tune
♢ gitare•m ʃørle•n {sentence} my guitar got out of tune
3. to recover, to return to normal
♢ kə•lməktəʃ det͡ɕ βara• koβəʃta• ʃørle•n {sentence} after a light frost, the cabbage recovered
4. to sober up, to become sober
♢ jy•ʃø jeŋ ʃørle•n {sentence} the drunken man sobered up
5. {figuratively} to subside, to calm down, to disappear, to vanish
♢ ʃə•dəʒe ʃørla• {sentence} (s)he calmed down
6. {figuratively} to refuse, to change one's mind, to decide not to
♦ ʃke ʃonəma•ʃ det͡ɕ ʃørle•m {verb II} to change one's mind
7. {figuratively} to refuse, to turn down (a marriage proposal), to break (an engagement)
♢ y•dərəm jy•ktəmø det͡ɕ βara• rβe•ze tu•dən det͡ɕ ʃørle•n {sentence} the young man broke off the engagement with the girl
8. {figuratively} to grow cold towards, to cool off, to become indifferent to, to lose interest in
♦ ikta•ʒ-moga•j paʃa• det͡ɕ ʃørle•m {verb II} to lose interest in some kind of work
9. {figuratively} to cool down, to calm down, to compose oneself
♢ ʃə•de pare•m ʃørle•n {sentence} my anger cooled down
10. {figuratively} to pass, to be over, to cease, to end, to dissipate
♢ ʃonəma•ʃ ʃørla• {sentence} thoughts dissipated
11. {figuratively} to go flat, to lose fragrance (e.g., beer)
♢ səra• ʃørle•n {sentence} the beer went flat
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