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Happy student Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Chill, chill out
Do 'chill, chill out' have the exact same meaning as 'relax' (but only these 2 verbs are more informal)? Language is a huge part of our society and most of the time by language we already can say something about a person. I just have a feeling that these verbs are used by people who talk like that 'Yo, buddy, whuz-up?!' Am I right? I hope, you understand what I mean.Thanks.
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Chill and chill out are extremely informal and casual. They mean relax, but they also mean to be free of worry. A: I'm dying over the science exam I have to take tomorrow.
- Chill and chill out are extremely informal and casual.
- They mean relax, but they also mean to be free of worry.
- A: I'm dying over the science exam I have to take tomorrow.
- B: Chill.
- You can't learn it all in one day anyway.
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Chill and chill out are extremely informal and casual. They mean relax, but they also mean to be free of worry.
A: I'm dying over the science exam I have to take tomorrow.
B: Chill. You can't learn it all in one day anyway.
A: I'm dying over the science exam I have to take tomorrow.
B: Chill. You can't learn it all in one day anyway.
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