relaxed in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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relaxed [Am rəˈlækst, Brit rɪˈlakst] ADJ

I.relax [Am rəˈlæks, Brit rɪˈlaks] VB intr

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II.relax [Am rəˈlæks, Brit rɪˈlaks] VB trans

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distendido (distendida) ambiente/clima
relaxed
distendido (distendida) rostro/cuerpo
relaxed
relajado (relajada) persona
relaxed
relajado (relajada) ambiente/cena
relaxed
laxo (laxa)
relaxed
solazarse
to relax
el músculo debe estar en un estado de relajación
the muscle must be relaxed
¡todo lo hace con una parsimonia …!
she has such a relaxed approach to everything!
su tranquilidad es pasmosa
he's incredibly o amazingly relaxed
relajar músculo
to relax
relajar persona/mente
to relax
relajarse (físicamente, mentalmente)
to relax
relajarse (tras un período de tensión)
to relax
relájate que estás muy tenso
loosen up o relax, you're very tense
necesita unas vacaciones para relajarse
you need a vacation to relax o to unwind
relajarse ambiente:
to become more relaxed

relaxed in the PONS Dictionary

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a relaxed vibe
un ambiente relajado
a relaxed vibe
un rollo relajado Spain inf
a relaxed vibe
una onda relajada Am inf
to relax vigilance
bajar la guardia

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relaxed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to relax vigilance
bajar la guardia
relax!
¡cálmate!
to relax one's efforts
disminuir sus esfuerzos
to relax one's hold on sth
dejar de agarrarse a algo
to relax one's hold on sth fig
ejercer menos control sobre algo
a relaxed vibe
un ambiente relajado
a relaxed vibe
un rollo relajado Spain inf
a relaxed vibe
una onda relajada Am inf
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Of these 20, five were outside the desired age range; so the age requirement was relaxed.
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A growing amount of high-profile athletes and celebrities started to attend the show, with its relaxed, entertainment-focused approach.
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The piece proceeds at its own relaxed pace although it lacks nothing in terms of gaiety and delighful musical froth.
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Activities performed on electronics can stimulate the brain, so that the user does not become relaxed, and so is unable to sleep.
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But the horror of the thing were the two gills that swelled and relaxed spasmodically.
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The medical term for normal relaxed breathing is eupnea.
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This beautiful area offers lake side dwelling, amazing sunsets, a relaxed country setting for both vacationers and residents.
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This type of patient can typically maintain fusion despite the misalignment that occurs when the positioning system is relaxed.
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The procedure done to keep the patient relaxed and blood pressure normal.
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It is a relaxed dance and is danced for long periods of time, usually preluding the tik dance.
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