Trang chủ/Tin tức/"Take it Easy!" 10 cách nói về chủ đề "Relaxing"
"Take it Easy!" 10 cách nói về chủ đề "Relaxing"
Vì thư giãn là một hoạt động mà mọi người đều thích, có nhiều cách khác nhau để diễn đạt nó. Lần này, chúng tôi sẽ giới thiệu một số cách diễn đạt phổ biến về việc nghỉ ngơi mà tất cả người học tiếng Anh nên biết. Có khả năng cao bạn sẽ sớm có cơ hội sử dụng một trong số chúng!
Chill (out)
Bạn có lẽ đã từng nghe thấy cụm từ này trước đây. "Chill" ngụ ý hạ nhiệt, giống như một cỗ máy bận rộn đang quá tải và cuối cùng cũng dừng lại.
Mặc dù cách sử dụng từ này bắt đầu như một tiếng lóng trong văn hóa hip hop, nó đã trở nên phổ biến và được mọi người hiểu.
I’m planning to just chill this weekend.
I think you're working too hard. Why don't you take the afternoon off and chill out?
Take it easy
"Taking it easy" means slowing down and moving at a more relaxed pace.
I spent all afternoon listening to music and taking it easy.
Similar to "chill," you can also use this expression to tell someone to relax.
I told Jeff to take it easy, but he seems to enjoy working overtime.
Recharge
Just like our phones and electronic devices need to be charged from time to time, our bodies and minds must rest in order to remain strong. That's why we use this expression, which sounds as if we are plugging ourselves into a power outlet so we can recover our energy.
She canceled her plans for tonight so she can recharge.
That visit to the spa was great. I feel totally recharged now.
Put (one’s) feet up
This one is simple: if your feet are up, it means you are sitting or lying down!
I’m just going to put my feet up tonight and read a good book.
Put your feet up and I'll make you a nice meal.
Kick back
This has the same meaning as the previous expression; "kicking back" implies relaxing on a chair or sofa while your feet are raised off the ground.
We’re just going to kick back and watch the football game today.
For her birthday, she decided to get a nice hotel room downtown and just kick back.
An alternative slang version of this expression is "kick it."
I might go out, but I'll probably just kick it at home today.
Decompress
Stress in daily life can make you feel like you are being compressed, or pushed down. Adding the prefix "de-" gives the word its opposite meaning: releasing the pressure in order to feel more free and relaxed.
We like to play golf to decompress.
Knitting helps my girlfriend decompress.
Me-time
Parents and people who work to help others often have difficulty finding time for themselves.
When you decide that you need a break from other people in order to focus on yourself and what you enjoy, you can say you're taking some "me-time."
I'm leaving my kids with their grandparents so I can have some me-time this weekend.
Thank you so much for helping us. You definitely deserve some me-time now.
Unplug
This expression is a little different than the others we have introduced so far. Instead of simply relaxing, it includes the nuance of removing oneself from a busy life of high-tech devices and digital communication such as social media.
A
I texted Jill, but she hasn’t responded.
B
She told me she was planning to unplug this weekend. Her phone is probably off.
Unwind
This word is the opposite of the phrase "to be wound up," which means to be or feel very anxious. Therefore, "unwinding" is releasing stress and recovering a feeling of peace and calmness.
I always go to a sauna after a busy day to help me unwind.
It’s difficult to unwind with my neighbor playing the drums next door!
Lounge
As a noun, “lounge” is the word for a room in which people relax. However, the verb form means to lie, sit or stand in a relaxed way.
Who are those people lounging over there in the corner?
Take your time. I'll just lounge here until you're finished.
