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relaxedly    
ad. 松弛地,缓慢地,宽心地

松弛地,缓慢地,宽心地


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  • relaxed relaxedly - WordReference Forums
    What would you say of these two? I should actually know that, but in the past I got really confused with the case " ," he said relaxed " ," he said relaxedly It's the same with exhausted exhaustedly, strained strainedly distracted distractedly and so on I've definitely seen
  • relaxed relaxing - WordReference Forums
    I'd like to go to the Mormon church because it has a relaxed atmosphere After the final exam, we'll have a relaxing vacation Why does the first sentence uses relaxed while the second relaxing in a similar pattern? Could you dig up a reasonable explanation? Thanks
  • relaxed or relaxing? - WordReference Forums
    Perhaps "way of getting together" is a noun phrase and hence modified by an adjective (relaxed) vs an adverb (relaxing)
  • Sitting posture | WordReference Forums
    What are the following two positions of legs called? 1 Occupying a lot of space, sitting relaxedly, legs spread apart and hands spead widely 2 Legs placed one on the other, body in attentive position
  • Friendly banter - WordReference Forums
    I guess that "estar de" can help to convey that nuance, a situation in which people talk frankly and relaxedly about their personal issues, in a such particular way, that someone strange wouldn´t understand them well Estar de cháchara Estar de charleta Estar cascando (cascar= to crack This one is a metaphor, perhaps the idea is that the
  • lazily - WordReference Forums
    When it is used of an animal, you can say that lazily roughly means relaxedly (there is no such word as relaxingly) Cats sleep a lot of the time, so you might describe them as sleeping lazily The word den can be used of a person, but you have not given us any context
  • show someone around | WordReference Forums
    I reckon that both "enseñar" and "show around" have a wider meaning than "pasear" which is limited to that action (to walk relaxedly) When you show someone around a place, that action can include pasear along with other things: giving him some tips, explaining how everything works, showing places of interest
  • わがあしかよわく けわしき山路 のぼりがたくとも | WordReference Forums
    Everytime I've started to read it, I've kinda given up because it depresses me to see that I have to make it almost a study session, instead of just sitting there and reading relaxedly, like I would with any other book in English or Spanish It depresses me to see my Japanese is so poor and I end up giving up





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