Usage of "chill out" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Catalan

Become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation.

To become less tense, rest, or take one's ease.

Usage of chill out in English

I work hard, sometimes it's nice to just chill out. She nodded. 
 Toxic bachelors 

A healthy mix of nightlife and chill out spots would be good. 
 The Irish Times 

IF YOU are stressed, a quick massage can help you chill out. 
 The Irish Times 

Why don't you just come here after the gym and chill out? 
 The house 

Try to keep a slight chill out of your professional relationships too! 
 The South African 

If you have time, chill out and do proper care and maintenance. 
 Climbing Magazine 

When the boil is done, attach the hoses -and chill out. 
 Building homebrew equipment 

I on the other hand want to chill out and take it easy. 
 The Irish Times 

It's a chill out place and it's for everyone, she said. 
 Reuters 

I want you to sit down somewhere, try to chill out. 
 John Dies at the End 

So she soaked the chill out of her slim body and then dressed. 
 The Amazing Interlude 

I didn't want another person to tell me to chill out. 
 Reuters 

I would get time to chill out when Keanu was sleeping. 
 The Guardian 

Unless you want to find yourself bound and gagged, chill out. 
 Bulletproof bride 

Stay a night and chill out with complimentary cocktails on arrival. 
 The Irish Times 

Rub the chill out of my hands, slap them for heat. 
 The ginger man 

chill

Verb

Preposition

Translations for chill out

Portuguese

Catalan

Chill out through the time

Chill out across language varieties

Ireland

Common

United States of America

Common

United Kingdom

Rare

Meanings of chill out in English