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relaxation

/ˌriː.lækˈseɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌriː.lækˈseɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние свободы от напряжения, тревоги или усилий; также может описывать процесс удлинения мышц, возвращения системы в равновесие или действие по смягчению правил или условий.

A noun referring to the state of being free from tension, anxiety, or effort; it can also describe the process of muscles lengthening, a system returning to equilibrium, or the act of making rules or conditions less strict.

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  1. Muscle relaxationB2formalmedical

    The gradual lengthening of inactive muscle or muscle fibers.

    ruРасслабление мышц

    • After the intense workout, the athlete focused on muscle relaxation.
    • The physiotherapist recommended exercises for muscle relaxation.
    • Deep breathing can promote muscle relaxation and reduce tension.

    Antonymscontractionspasmtensiontightening

  2. Physical equilibrium returnC1formalscientific

    The exponential return of a system to equilibrium after a disturbance.

    ruРелаксация

    • The relaxation time of the system was measured in the experiment.
    • In physics, relaxation describes how a system returns to its stable state.
    • The relaxation process was modeled using differential equations.

    Synonymsequilibrationsettling

  3. Tranquility and calmnessA2formal

    A feeling of refreshing tranquility and an absence of tension or worry.

    ruРасслабление

    • She found relaxation in reading a book by the fireplace.
    • Yoga and meditation are great for achieving mental relaxation.
    • The spa offered a perfect environment for relaxation.

    Synonymscalmcomposurepeacepeacefulnessquietudereposerestfulnessserenitystillnesstranquility

    Antonymsagitationanxietystresstensionuneaseworry

  4. Weakening of controlB2formal

    An occurrence of control or strength weakening.

    ruОслабление

    • The relaxation of trade restrictions boosted the economy.
    • There was a noticeable relaxation of security measures at the event.
    • The relaxation of the rules allowed for more creative freedom.

    Synonymsabatementdiminutioneasinglooseningmitigationreductionslackeningweakening

    Antonymsintensificationstrengtheningtightening

  5. A2formal

    Freedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility).

    ruОтдых

    • After a long week, he enjoyed a weekend of pure relaxation.
    • The vacation provided a much-needed relaxation from daily stress.
    • She spent the afternoon in relaxation, doing nothing at all.

    Synonymsdowntimeeaseidlenessleisurereliefreposerespiterest

    Antonymsactivitylaborstraintoilwork

  6. Mathematical approximation methodC2formalscientific

    A method of solving simultaneous equations by guessing a solution and then reducing the errors that result by successive approximations until all the errors are less than some specified amount.

    ruМетод релаксации

    • The relaxation method is used to solve complex systems of equations.
    • Engineers often apply relaxation techniques in numerical analysis.
    • The iterative relaxation process converged to an accurate solution.

    Synonymsrelaxation method

  7. B2formal

    The act of making less strict.

    ruОслабление

    • The relaxation of immigration laws led to more applications.
    • There was a gradual relaxation of the company's dress code.
    • The relaxation of the curfew allowed people to stay out later.

    Synonymsabatementalleviationeasinglooseningmitigationmoderationreductionslackening

    Antonymshardeningstiffeningtightening

Forms
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  • relaxations' possessive plural form
  • relaxation's possessive singular form
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