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Každodenní Život - Odpočinek a Relaxace

Ponořte se do anglických idiomů týkajících se odpočinku a relaxace, jako je 'odfouknout pavučiny' a 'cítit růže'.

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English idioms related to Everyday Life
to [kick] {one's} feet up

to lie on a sofa, bed, etc. in order to become less tense or anxious

natáhnout si nohy a odpočívat, hodit se do klidu

natáhnout si nohy a odpočívat, hodit se do klidu

Ex: After such a long week, all I wanted to do for the evening was kick my feet up and watch some movies with a big bowl of popcorn. 
to [smell] the roses

to take moment to relax and appreciate what life has to offer, particularly when one is feeling overwhelmed

užívat si života, na chvíli zpomalit

užívat si života, na chvíli zpomalit

Ex: You've been working so hard lately; it's time to take a break and smell the roses. 
second wind
second wind
[Podstatné jméno]

the renewal of one's energy or endurance that allows one to continue or start over a physical exertion

druhý dech, nová energie

druhý dech, nová energie

Ex: She gained a second wind during the campaign and turned the opinion polls around. 
to [catch] {one's} breath

to put an stop to any activity one was doing in order to take a short break and relax a bit

popadnout dech, dát si krátkou pauzu

popadnout dech, dát si krátkou pauzu

Ex: After sprinting to catch the train, I needed to sit down and catch my breath. 
to [max] and [relax]

to give one's best effort in work or activities, followed by taking time to rest

dřít naplno a pak si odpočinout, zabrat a pak vypnout

dřít naplno a pak si odpočinout, zabrat a pak vypnout

Ex: After a day of back-to-back meetings, I like to max and relax by going for a long run in the park. 
to [recharge] {one's} batteries

to relax and take a rest in order to recover one's lost energy

dobít si baterky, načerpat síly

dobít si baterky, načerpat síly

Ex: Right now, I am recharging my batteries with a cup of tea and a good book. 
to [stretch] {one's} legs

to go for a walk, particularly after spending a long time sitting in one spot

protáhnout si nohy, jít se trochu projít

protáhnout si nohy, jít se trochu projít

Ex: During the long flight, it's essential to stretch your legs to prevent discomfort and maintain circulation. 
to [let] {oneself} go

to behave in a way one desires without worrying about other's opinions

uvolnit se, přestat se hlídat

uvolnit se, přestat se hlídat

Ex: She lets herself go and dances freely at the party, expressing her joy without concern for how others perceive her. 
to [let] {one's} hair down

to behave in a comfortable manner, without worrying about one's problems or other people's opinions

uvolnit se, hodit starosti za hlavu

uvolnit se, hodit starosti za hlavu

Ex: After the intense week at work, she couldn't wait to let her hair down and enjoy a relaxing weekend. 
to [blow|clear] away the cobwebs

to refresh oneself, usually by going outside or doing some physical activities

provětrat si hlavu, osvěžit se

provětrat si hlavu, osvěžit se

Ex: Simple childhood memories have a way of clearing the cobwebs away. 
(ready|fit) to drop

fully drained of strength and energy

úplně vyčerpaný, na padnutí

úplně vyčerpaný, na padnutí

Ex: I've been shopping all day with Judy. I'm ready to drop! 
to [breathe] a sigh of relief

to feel relief or relaxation because a period of worry, stress, or anticipation has passed

vydechnout úlevou, ulevit si

vydechnout úlevou, ulevit si

Ex: After days of uncertainty, they finally received good news and could breathe a sigh of relief. 
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