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calmar-se Become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation.
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Examples for "relax"
Examples for "relax"
1
To be able to come back home, relax, it was really nice.
2
Poland may relax its fiscal discipline to win election votes next year.
3
If that proved to be the case, she'd be able to relax.
4
And relax your rule about not hiring members of the same family.
5
It was a good opportunity to encourage them to relax about him.
1
We'll loosen up the mortar round the bars in the south room.
2
The hot water had helped her loosen up and overcome her doubts.
3
He began to loosen up; the barriers weren't so solid after all.
4
The more public buildings loosen up a bit, though not too much.
5
Then with my cultivator I loosen up the bottom of the furrow.
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Officials said they expected the coming days would see trading calm down.
2
The idea that things are going to calm down any time soon.
3
But of course, telling yourself to calm down doesn't do any good.
4
People too jacked up, right when I needed things to calm down.
5
I was in a passion-itwas wrong of me; now calm down.
6
I'm going to calm down, but we are not going to talk.
7
Perhaps I could prescribe you some relaxants to help you calm down.
8
De Gea could be seen pleading with his team-mates to calm down.
9
She needed her pipe-needed to calm down before she had a fit.
10
Maybe there was some hope that Jane would calm down after all.
11
She'd have to calm down and tell me in her own way.
12
Go hide out in London Proper, until things calm down a bit.
13
In a minute. As soon as she had time to calm down.
14
Just do as I tell you. He forced himself to calm down.
15
He needed to calm down and slow the pumping of his heart.
16
Music helps me calm down, but I can't listen for very long.
