relaxation
noun /ˌriːlækˈseɪʃn/
/ˌriːlækˈseɪʃn/
- [uncountable, countable] a way of resting and enjoying yourself; time spent resting and enjoying yourself
放松;休息;消遣;用于放松消遣的时间 - I go hill-walking for relaxation.
我要是想放松一下,就到山上走走。 - Fishing is his favourite relaxation.
钓鱼是他最喜欢的消遣活动。 - a few days of relaxation
几天的休息时间
Synonyms entertainmententertainment- fun
- recreation
- relaxation
- play
- pleasure
- amusement
- entertainment films, television, music, etc. used to entertain people:
- There are three bars, with live entertainment seven nights a week.
有三家酒吧每周七个晚上都有现场文艺节目。
- There are three bars, with live entertainment seven nights a week.
- fun (rather informal) behaviour or activities that are not serious but are meant to be enjoyed:
- It wasn’t serious—it was all done in fun.
那不是认真的,全是闹着玩的。 - We didn’t mean to hurt him. It was just a bit of fun.
我们并非有意要伤害他,只不过是开个玩笑罢了。 - The lottery provides harmless fun for millions.
彩票抽奖为数百万人提供无伤大雅的娱乐。
- It wasn’t serious—it was all done in fun.
- recreation (rather formal) things people do for pleasure when they are not working:
- His only form of recreation is playing football.
他唯一的娱乐就是踢足球。
- His only form of recreation is playing football.
- relaxation (rather formal) things people do to rest and enjoy themselves when they are not working; the ability to relax:
指休闲活动、消遣: - I go hill-walking for relaxation.
我要是想放松放松,就到山上走走。
- I go hill-walking for relaxation.
Both these words can be used for a wide range of activities, physical and mental, but relaxation is sometimes used for gentler activities than recreation: I play the flute in a wind band for recreation. • I listen to music for relaxation.用 recreation 还是 relaxation? - play things that people, especially children, do for pleasure rather than as work:
- the happy sounds of children at play
儿童嬉戏的欢闹声
- the happy sounds of children at play
- pleasure the activity of enjoying yourself, especially in contrast to working:
- Are you in Paris for business or pleasure?
你来巴黎公干还是游玩?
- Are you in Paris for business or pleasure?
- amusement the fact of being entertained by something:
- What do you do for amusement round here?
你在这儿以什么消遣?
- What do you do for amusement round here?
- to do something for entertainment/fun/recreation/relaxation/pleasure/amusement
- to provide entertainment/fun/recreation/relaxation/amusement
- She listens to classical music for relaxation.
她听古典音乐放松。 - a chance for relaxation from work
休息放松的机会 - I listen to music for relaxation.
我听音乐放松心情。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- deep
- great
- complete
- …
- aid
- cause
- induce
- …
- exercise
- technique
- tape
- …
- for relaxation
- relaxation from
- a form of relaxation
- a kind of relaxation
- rest and relaxation
- …
- I go hill-walking for relaxation.
- [uncountable] the state of feeling calm and not anxious or worried
(对规章制度的)放宽,放松 - Some people take up yoga to aid relaxation.
有些人通过练瑜伽来帮助放松。 - It's a good idea to learn some relaxation techniques.
掌握一些消遣放松的方法挺不错的。
- an environment that promotes physical and mental relaxation
有利于身心放松的环境 - a popular herb known to induce relaxation
已知能使人放松的一种流行的草药 - He goes to relaxation classes.
他上放松训练课。 - Try listening to a relaxation tape before you go to sleep.
睡觉前试着听听让人放松的录音带。
- Some people take up yoga to aid relaxation.
- [uncountable] the fact of a part of the body, especially a muscle, becoming less tight
休闲活动;娱乐活动 - an ointment that helps muscle relaxation
有助于肌肉放松的油膏 - drugs that cause the relaxation of the muscle
使肌肉放松的药物
- an ointment that helps muscle relaxation
- [uncountable, countable, usually singular] the act of making a rule or some form of control less strict or severe
(对规章制度的)放宽,放松 - the relaxation of foreign currency controls
对外汇管制的放宽 - a relaxation of travel restrictions
旅游限制的放宽
- The government has promised further relaxations in foreign exchange controls.
政府许诺将进一步放宽外汇管制。 - a relaxation in the rules
对规则的放宽
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- further
- general
- slight
- …
- call for
- relaxation in
- relaxation of
- the relaxation of foreign currency controls
词源late Middle English (denoting partial remission of a penalty): from Latin relaxatio(n-), from the verb relaxare, from re- (expressing intensive force) + laxus ‘lax, loose’.