No. 13,518 in Spanish
relajó
"Relajó" means "relaxed" or "loosened" depending on context.
In a sentence
Ella se relajó después de un largo día de trabajo.
She relaxed after a long day at work.
In this sentence, 'relajó' is the third person singular (ella) preterite form of 'relajarse,' meaning 'to relax.' It indicates an action completed in the past.
El entrenador relajó las reglas para que el equipo pudiera disfrutar más del juego.
The coach relaxed the rules so the team could enjoy the game more.
Here, 'relajó' is used as the third person singular preterite form of 'relajar,' meaning 'to ease' or 'to make less strict,' referring to an action done by the coach to the rules.
La música relajó el ambiente durante la reunión.
The music relaxed the atmosphere during the meeting.
In this instance, 'relajó' reflects the effect of the music in soothing or making the atmosphere more relaxed. It is the preterite form, showing a completed action.
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