Chill: meaning, definitions and examples
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chill
[ tʃɪl ]
relaxation
To calm down or relax, to take it easy and not stress out.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- I just want to chill and watch some TV tonight.
- After a long day at work, I like to chill out with some music.
- Don't worry, just chill and enjoy the moment.
informal
A relaxed and easy-going attitude or atmosphere.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The party had a great chill vibe.
- I like hanging out with him, he has such a chill personality.
Translations
Translations of the word "chill" in other languages:
🇵🇹 relaxar
- frio
- calma
🇮🇳 आराम करना
- ठंडा
- शांति
🇩🇪 entspannen
- Kälte
- Ruhe
🇮🇩 santai
- dingin
- tenang
🇺🇦 розслаблятися
- холод
- спокій
🇵🇱 relaksować się
- zimno
- spokój
🇯🇵 リラックスする (rirakkusu suru)
- 寒さ (samusa)
- 落ち着き (ochitsuki)
🇫🇷 se détendre
- froid
- calme
🇪🇸 relajarse
- frío
- calma
🇹🇷 rahatlamak
- soğuk
- sakinlik
🇰🇷 휴식하다 (hyusik hada)
- 차가움 (chagaum)
- 평온 (pyeongon)
🇸🇦 الاسترخاء
- بارد
- هدوء
🇨🇿 odpočívat
- chlad
- klid
🇸🇰 odpočívať
- chlad
- pokoj
🇨🇳 放松 (fàngsōng)
- 冷 (lěng)
- 平静 (píngjìng)
🇸🇮 sprostiti se
- mraz
- mirnost
🇮🇸 slaka á
- kuldi
- rólegheit
🇰🇿 демалу
- суық
- тыныштық
🇬🇪 დასვენება
- სიცივე
- სიმშვიდე
🇦🇿 istirahət etmək
- soyuq
- sakitlik
🇲🇽 relajarse
- frío
- calma
Etymology
The word 'chill' originated in the 17th century, coming from the Old English word 'cield' which meant cold. Over time, it evolved to also mean a sense of calmness or relaxation. In modern usage, 'chill' is commonly used to describe a state of relaxation or a laid-back attitude.
See also: chilled, chiller, chilliness, chilling, chilly.