relaxed [rɪˈlækst] ADJ
1. relaxed person:
- relaxed
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- relaxed
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2. relaxed rules:
- relaxed
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3. relaxed atmosphere:
- relaxed
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4. relaxed (not worried):
- relaxed
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I. relax [rɪˈlæks] VERB intr
II. relax [rɪˈlæks] VERB trans
1. relax muscle, grip:
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- rozluźniać [perf rozluźnić]
2. relax person:
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- relaksować [perf z-]
3. relax rules, regulations:
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| you | relax |
| he/she/it | relaxes |
| we | relax |
| you | relax |
| they | relax |
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| you | relaxed |
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| we | relaxed |
| you | relaxed |
| they | relaxed |
| I | have | relaxed |
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| you | have | relaxed |
| he/she/it | has | relaxed |
| we | have | relaxed |
| you | have | relaxed |
| they | have | relaxed |
| I | had | relaxed |
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| you | had | relaxed |
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| you | had | relaxed |
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en.wikipedia.org Jay sounds relaxed, no longer worried about impressing anyone.
en.wikipedia.org This type of patient can typically maintain fusion despite the misalignment that occurs when the positioning system is relaxed.
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