take it easy

Meaning: To relax.

Language: English

Literally: (Already vivid in English)

Category: Daily Life

More idioms — Daily Life

• take off — To leave quickly (sentence 1) or to do well in sales (sentences 2 and 3).
• take potluck — To accept whatever is available.
• take someone to the cleaners — To steal or cheat someone out of all of his or her money.
• take something in stride — To accept and adjust to bad fortune or trouble.
• talk to someone like a dutch uncle — Person who talks to one like a close relative, giving advice that is sound, well-meant, a…
• tall order — Something difficult to accomplish.

More English idioms

• talk a blue streak — To talk fast and at length.
• talk through one's hat — To speak without authority on some topic; to talk nonsense.
• tan someone's hide — To spank a child's bottom as punishment.
• third-rate — Of poor quality.
• through thick and thin — In good times and bad times; steadfastly and loyally.
• throw down the gauntlet — To challenge someone to fight or argue.

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