Kapanlagi.com - The expression 'kepala dingin' does not literally refer to a cold or low-temperature head. This expression is commonly used to describe someone's calm or patient attitude. You can also use it as a reminder to someone who is emotional or angry.
The meaning of 'kepala dingin' can be understood as a metaphor or figure of speech. Expressions usually have a specific connotative meaning. You can convey this expression to someone so that they don't act impulsively in making decisions in a problem.
Not only 'kepala dingin', there are actually many other expressions in the Indonesian language. If you are interested in learning more about them, please read the explanation about the meaning of 'kepala dingin' expression along with other expressions in the Indonesian language below.
1. Meaning of the Expression 'Kepala Dingin'
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As explained above, the meaning of the expression 'kepala dingin' is calm or patient. Everyone needs to have the ability to stay calm, especially when facing a problem that triggers emotions to rise.
Making decisions when emotional can be dangerous. Therefore, a process is needed to clear the mind and calm the heart first. Expressions like 'face problems with a cool head' would be suitable to convey to a friend who is facing problems and emotions.
2. Problem Solving with a Cool Head
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The explanation of the meaning of the expression 'kepala dingin' may have brought understanding to you that every problem indeed needs to be solved calmly. However, in reality, controlling emotions is not that easy. Problems that arise usually quickly provoke anger.
Nevertheless, it doesn't hurt to keep trying to control yourself. You can still practice solving problems with a calm mind through the following steps.
- Trying to Think Logically
Continuously trying to think logically will enable you to make appropriate decisions. A clear mind will help you find solutions. Therefore, keep your thinking logical and not influenced by emotions.
- Digging Deeper into the Situation
Formulate questions for yourself. These questions can be one way to dig deeper into a problem. The question can be about the causes, effects, and solutions related to the problem you are facing.
- Opening Discussion, Not Arguing
Problems are usually caused by one party with another. You need to open a discussion calmly to improve the situation. Remember that a discussion is not arguing or debating. Keep your emotions in check so that the problem doesn't get worse.
- Stay Focused
Problems usually come and bring various other disturbances. Worry or anxiety is difficult to avoid. However, try to stay focused and not get too immersed in such conditions. Your problem needs to be resolved immediately.
- Seeing the Problem from Various Perspectives
If you find it difficult to find a solution, try to see the problem from various perspectives. Having such abilities also becomes an advantage, you will be calmer in facing difficulties.
- Start Solving the Problem Slowly
When you have taken enough time to calm yourself, try to start solving the problem slowly. Although speed is often considered advantageous, slow but sure steps also have their advantages.
- Relaxation
Taking deep breaths can be one of the simplest forms of relaxation to do. It is indeed not easy to face situations that make you emotional, but you also need to have the skill to control it. When you are overwhelmed by emotions, try to control yourself, at least in this way.
3. Other Expressions' Meanings
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Not only the meaning of the expression 'kepala dingin' that you need to know. There are many expressions commonly used in the Indonesian language. Perhaps, consciously or unconsciously, expressions are often used in daily communication. To make it clearer, you can directly learn the meanings of the following expressions.
1. Angin lalu: something temporary, likened to wind that passes by once and never returns.
2. Tulisan cakar ayam: comparing messy handwriting with the messy marks left by a chicken's claw.
3. Kepala batu: comparing someone's stubbornness with the hardness of a stone.
4. Anak emas: a beloved child.
5. Anak semata wayang: an only child.
6. Bekerja keras: working hard.
7. Debat kusir: a debate without reasonable arguments.
8. Adu mulut: quarreling.
9. Angkat kaki: leaving.
10. Berat hati: feeling reluctant.
11. Besar kepala: being arrogant.
12. Cuci mata: enjoying the sight of something beautiful.
13. Berat sebelah: being unfair.
14. Besar mulut: being boastful or talking nonsense.
15. Bunga desa: a beautiful woman who is popular and liked by young men in the village.
KLovers, that is the explanation of the meaning of the expression 'kepala dingin', steps to solve problems, and other expressions in the Indonesian language that you can learn.
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Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.