chillen

to relax, chill, take it easy

Origin

„chillen“ is an anglicism borrowed from American English 'to chill (out)' ('to cool down' or 'to laze around, to rest'). It refers to relaxed idleness and is now a firmly established part of youth and colloquial language; the is used inseparably. Synonyms include „relaxen“, „abhängen“ and „rumhängen“.

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Examples

  • Lass uns am chillen.

    Let's just chill this weekend.