How is the word décontracté translated from French to English

Détendu et peu enclin à s'inquiéter.

Relaxed and not easily worried.

adjective
English translation
laid-back

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  • Notre nouveau chef est très décontracté. Our new boss is very laid-back.

  • Elle a une attitude décontractée face à la vie. She has a laid-back attitude towards life.

  • J'aime l'ambiance décontractée de ce café. I like the laid-back mood of this café.

  • Tu te sens décontracté aujourd'hui ? Are you feeling laid-back today?

  • Essaie d'être plus décontracté face aux petites erreurs. Try to be more laid-back about small mistakes.

  • Gardons une réunion décontractée et informelle. Let's keep the meeting laid-back and informal.

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FAQ about “décontracté”

How is “décontracté” translated from French?
“décontracté” translates into English as “laid-back”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “décontracté” mean?
Meaning of “décontracté”: Détendu et peu enclin à s'inquiéter. In English — “laid-back”.
What part of speech is “décontracté”?
“décontracté” is an adjective.
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