1.〈非正式〉镇定; 沉住气; 放轻松
1.<informal>to stop being inappropriately anxious or angry, or to spend time relaxing
1.Tom : You know what? I haven't even had a chance to unpack yet, honey. I just, uh, I just need to chill out for the next few days.
你知道吗？我还没来得及打开行李呢，亲爱的。我只是，嗯，我只是想清静几天。
2.Before, I'd usually go shopping or to karaoke with friends, and chill out a bit.
以前，我一般会和朋友一起去购物或者去唱歌，让心情轻松起来。
3.In a mock plea, she added: "Can everyone stop trying to be so awesome? Can we just chill out? "
接着，她又用开玩笑的口吻恳求：“大家能别再争相比美了，好不好？我们能不能冷静点？”
4.I said: I haven't had a chance to chill out these last few days getting ready for school.
原来你是说：过去几天为了准备开学而没有机会休息。
5.He's been working very hard the past couple of months so i think he just needs to go on holiday and chill out for a bit.
他最近几个月工作一直很努力，因此我认为他需要去休假放松一下。
6.LLS: I'm 27. So I've noticed in the last two years I've been able to chill out a little bit more and let things go.
我二十七岁。所以我察觉到在过去两年里，我渐渐更能放轻松一些，让一切过去。
7.When I've got a lot on my mind, I prefer to chill out a bit with a coffee with friends.
当我心事很多的时候，我喜欢和朋友们喝杯咖啡放松下。
8.One of my favorite things is to chill-out in a tub, water half full.
我最享受的事情就是浸泡在半满的浴缸中。
9.Chill out & enjoy a beer with ur friends & dont worry about a bit of dirt.
兴奋起来吧，和朋友尽情喝酒，别在乎那一点微尘。
10.I just, uh, need to chill out for the next a few days.
我只是，嗯，只是需要在接下来的几天时间好好放松一下。