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Translate relax from English to Spanish

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  1. relax:
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Detailed Translations for relax from English to Spanish

relax:

to relax verb (relaxes, relaxed, relaxing)

  1. to relax
    relajarse
  2. to relax (stretch one's legs)
    relajar; aliviar; estirar las piernas
  3. to relax (take it easy)
    estirar las piernas; pasearse un poco
  4. to relax (calm down; become quiet; chill out)
    relajarse; calmarse
  5. to relax (mellow; soothe; ease; soften)
    mitigar; ablandar; templar; aliviar; paliar; suavizar

Conjugations for relax:

present
  1. relax
  2. relax
  3. relaxes
  4. relax
  5. relax
  6. relax
simple past
  1. relaxed
  2. relaxed
  3. relaxed
  4. relaxed
  5. relaxed
  6. relaxed
present perfect
  1. have relaxed
  2. have relaxed
  3. has relaxed
  4. have relaxed
  5. have relaxed
  6. have relaxed
past continuous
  1. was relaxing
  2. were relaxing
  3. was relaxing
  4. were relaxing
  5. were relaxing
  6. were relaxing
future
  1. shall relax
  2. will relax
  3. will relax
  4. shall relax
  5. will relax
  6. will relax
continuous present
  1. am relaxing
  2. are relaxing
  3. is relaxing
  4. are relaxing
  5. are relaxing
  6. are relaxing
subjunctive
  1. be relaxed
  2. be relaxed
  3. be relaxed
  4. be relaxed
  5. be relaxed
  6. be relaxed
diverse
  1. relax!
  2. let's relax!
  5. relaxed
  6. relaxing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "relax":

  1. cause to feel relaxed1
    • A hot bath always relaxes me1
  2. become less tense, rest, or take one's ease1
    • He relaxed in the hot tub1
    • Let's all relax after a hard day's work1
  3. become loose or looser or less tight1
    • the rope relaxed1
  4. make less taut1
    • relax the tension on the rope1
  5. make less active or fast1
    • Don't relax your efforts now1
  6. become less severe or strict1
    • The rules relaxed after the new director arrived1
  7. make less severe or strict1
    • The government relaxed the curfew after most of the rebels were caught1
  8. become less tense, less formal, or less restrained, and assume a friendlier manner1
    • our new colleague relaxed when he saw that we were a friendly group1

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