Relax Meaning in English
word
/ɹiˈɫæks/, /ɹɪˈɫæks/
ri-LAKS
/ɹɪlˈæks/
ri-LAKS
释义
To become less tense or anxious; to rest your body or mind and feel comfortable. It can also mean to do something enjoyable to reduce stress.
用法与细微差别
Common in informal and formal contexts. Used with 'just', 'try to', or after work suggestions. Also appears in phrases like 'relax and enjoy', 'relaxing music', and as advice: 'Relax!'. Don't confuse with 'rest' (which means sleep or stop activity).
Spanish: relajarsePortuguese (BR): relaxar - descansarPortuguese (PT): relaxar - descansarChinese (Simplified): 放松Chinese (Traditional): 放鬆Hindi: आराम करनाArabic: استرخاءBengali: বিশ্রাম নেওয়া - আরাম করাRussian: расслабиться - отдыхатьJapanese: リラックスする - くつろぐVietnamese: thư giãn - nghỉ ngơiKorean: 긴장을 풀다 - 쉬다Turkish: rahatlamak - gevşemekUrdu: آرام کرنا - سستاناIndonesian: bersantai - rileks
例句
I like to relax after a long day.
basic
Please relax and take a deep breath.
basic
Music helps me relax.
basic
Just relax—everything will be fine.
natural
He finds it hard to relax on weekends because of work.
natural
Let’s stay in, watch a movie, and relax tonight.
natural