Vocab Bloom Hub

lean back

/liːn bæk/

Traduction: S'incliner ou pencher le corps en arrière depuis une position verticale, souvent pour se détendre, se reposer ou être à l'aise.

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/liːn bæk/B1informal
  • frS'incliner ou pencher le corps en arrière depuis une position verticale, souvent pour se détendre, se reposer ou être à l'aise.

To recline or tilt one's body backward from an upright position, often to relax, rest, or get comfortable.

  1. Recline or tilt backwardA2informal

    To move your body or a part of it backward from an upright position, often to relax or avoid something.

    frse pencher en arrière

    • He leaned back in his chair and closed his eyes.
    • She leaned back to avoid the swinging branch.
    • The passenger leaned back to get more comfortable.
  2. Relax or take it easyB1informal

    To stop worrying or working hard; to relax.

    frse détendre

    • After a long day, he just wanted to lean back and watch TV.
    • You should lean back and enjoy the weekend.
    • She leaned back and let the music wash over her.
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