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relax Significado & definición

0 to become happy and comfortable because nothing is worrying you, or to make someone do this -- relajarse
- I find it difficult to relax.
1 to rest or do things more slowly or calmly -- relajarse
- I spent the weekend relaxing at home. Pasé el fin de semana relajándome en casa.
2 to loosen -- relajar
- Relax the muscles in your face. Relaja los músculos de tu cara.
- Allow the muscles in your face to relax. Permita que los músculos de su cara se relajen.
3 to make less strict or severe -- suavizar
- plans to relax the laws against casinos planes para suavizar las leyes contra los casinos

What we currently propose is to relax this directive, so that we do not cull all the fish, but only the fish that are found to be diseased.
Respect for employees involves establishing a period for working and a period for rest, which will allow them to relax and spend enough time with their families.
A decision will be taken at a later date, after which everyone will be able to relax for another five years.
If we consolidate firmly in good times then we can be more relaxed when the economic cycle takes a downturn.
But if the surveillance shows a sustained positive development in particular areas, then things can be relaxed a little in line with scientific evidence.
So why are consumers relaxed about it to the extent that they are now consuming beef more than they were before 1996?
It must first be said that we are not through the crisis yet and that the authorities cannot relax in the thought that it will pass.
It is vital to relax the demands imposed on these companies and to reduce fiscal pressure, if we want these enterprises to have any possibility of survival.