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| Allg. |
relaxing; enervative; infirmatory; attenuant; languorous (о климате); slack (о погоде); chill-out (напр., "chill-out atmosphere": успокаивающая, расслабляющая обстановка nicknicky777); adynamic; weakening |
| mark. |
soothing music (Georgy Moiseenko) |
| Med. |
antidynamic; decontracting (tempomixa) |
| Slang. |
chilling (george serebryakov) |
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| Allg. |
ease; relax; unkink; sit back; let hair down; chill (канадский сленг, "Расслабься, успокойся" murawki); be chilling (User); slack off (sergeidorogan); debilitate; enfeeble; slacken; unnerve; weaken; easy up; relax one's precautions (на службе: "Keep your revolver near you night and day, and never relax your precautions." – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – не расслабляйтесь ART Vancouver); whip hair back and forth (Voblushka) |
| Gruzovik |
become weak; grow weak; grow limp |
| Игорь Миг |
let loose |
| Amerik. |
recreate (ssn) |
| australisch., Slang. |
kick back; veg out (особенно смотря телевизор) |
| Brit. |
cotch (Anglophile) |
| idiom. |
let one's guard down (обычно с неприятными последствиями Christine_Daae); lower one's guard (обычно с неприятными последствиями Christine_Daae) |
| Makarow. |
let one's back hair down (после работы и т.п.); let one's hair down (после работы и т.п.); unbend; ease up; relax in; relax into; flag; ease off |
| Makarow., umg. |
chill out (особ. после энергичных танцев) |
| Slang. |
chillax (Alex Pike); ease off (Buddy89); unplug (That week was horrible. Just neverending material to study. I really need to unplug so I think I'm gonna go watch that football game in Greensboro VLZ_58); chill (Alexander Akopov) |
| Sport. |
loosen; loosen up |
| umg. |
let it rip (VLZ_58); take it for granted (ART Vancouver); let the foot off the gas (VLZ_58); unwind (VLZ_58); kick it (Most weekends I'll just kick it with my friends • You fight through that shit. – 'Cause a year from now, when you kickin' it in the Caribbean you gonna say to yourself, 'Marsellus Wallace was right. ' vogeler) |
| umg., Amerik. |
decompress (to relax after stressful activity; unwind: need a week off to decompress) |
| vulg. |
chill-out |
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| Allg. |
render effeminate (alexs2011); femalize; loosen; weaken; enervate; ease; emasculate; relax (muscles); unbrace; unnerve; unknit; unsinew; effeminate; abreact (AlexP73); enfeeble; slacken; overcome |
| Makarow. |
ease off; ease up; render delicate |
| Med. |
debilitate |
| Seismol. |
relax |
| selt. |
flag-leaf; flag |
| Sport. |
make loose |
| veralt. |
enerve |
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cadillacing ("He didn't work at all. He was just cadillacing." Victorian) |
| Sport. |
loosening up; loosening |
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| Allg. |
relaxingly |
