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From take easy + it.
take it easy (third-person singular simple present takes it easy, present participle taking it easy, simple past took it easy, past participle taken it easy)
- (idiomatic) To relax or rest.
- Synonym: chill
- I'm going to stay home Saturday and take it easy.
- Take it easy, it's just a game!
relax (imperative)
- Arabic: لَا تَهْتَم (lā tahtam)
- Egyptian Arabic: روق (rawwaʔ), عديها (ʕaddīhā), نفض (naffaḍ), كبر (kabbar), معلش (maʕleš)
- Armenian: թեթեւ տար (tʻetʻew tar)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 放心 (zh) (fàngxīn)
- Dutch: kalm aan, doe rustig
- Finnish: rauhoittua (fi)
- French: vas-y doucement, allons-y doucement, allez-y doucement
- German: nimm's leicht, nur keine Hektik
- Hungarian: nyugalom (hu), nyugi (hu), (no need to be angry) ne húzd fel magad, (no need to worry) ne izgulj, ne aggódj
- Japanese: 落ち着いてください (ja) (おちついてください, ochitsuite kudasai), あわてないでください (ja) (awatenaide kudasai)
- Korean: 진정하십시오 (jinjeonghasipsio), 침착하십시오 (chimchakhasipsio)
- Persian: بیخیال (fa) (bixiyâl)
- Polish: wyluzuj się
- Portuguese: sossegar (pt)
- Russian: не принима́йте бли́зко к се́рдцу (ne prinimájte blízko k sérdcu), не волну́йтесь (ne volnújtesʹ)
- Swedish: lugna ner dig, ta det lugnt (sv)
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take it easy
- (informal) A farewell.
- Synonyms: so long, take care
- I'm going home now. Take it easy.
