relaxing

• Que produce una sensación de calma y ausencia de estrés o preocupación.

Describes something that makes you feel calm and free from stress or worry.

1. Calming or soothingA2formal

   Making you feel calm, peaceful, and free from stress or worry.

   Relajante

   • I find listening to classical music very relaxing.
   • A warm bath after a long day is incredibly relaxing.
   • The spa offered a relaxing atmosphere with soft lighting.

   Sinónimoscalmingcomfortingpeacefulrestfulsedativesoothingtranquiltranquilizing

   Antónimosdisturbingstressfulupsettingworrying

2. Not demandingA2informal

   Requiring little effort or mental energy; easy and restful.

   Que no exige esfuerzo

   • We had a relaxing weekend just watching movies.
   • The vacation was so relaxing; we did nothing but sleep.
   • Reading a simple novel can be a relaxing activity.

   Sinónimoscalmingeasyeffortlessgentleleisurelyrestfulsoothingtranquilundemanding

   Antónimosarduouschallengingdemandingdifficultexactinghardstressfultaxing

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de reducir la tensión, la ansiedad o la rigidez; descansar o dedicarse al ocio.

A verb used to indicate the act of becoming less tense, anxious, or rigid; to rest or engage in a leisure activity.

1. Become less tenseA2formal

   To become free from tension, anxiety, or stress; to rest.

   Relajarse

   • She relaxed in a warm bath after a long day.
   • He finds it hard to relax before an exam.
   • Take a deep breath and try to relax your muscles.

   Sinónimoscalm downchilldecompressdestressloosen upsettle downtake it easyunwind

   Antónimosstrainstresstensetighten

2. Make less strictB2formal

   To make rules, laws, or conditions less severe or strict.

   Relajar, flexibilizar

   • The government decided to relax the lockdown restrictions.
   • The school relaxed its dress code policy.
   • They relaxed the requirements for the scholarship program.

   Sinónimoseaseloosenmitigatemoderatesoftentemper

   Antónimosintensifystiffenstrengthentighten