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Fujiwara
10 jul 2016

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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre let one's hair down y relax ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

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Fujiwara
10 jul 2016

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Is it natural to say "I've been letting my hair down this weekend."?, and is it okay not only for women but also for men to use this phrase?
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5kipp3r
10 jul 2016

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It is the same meaning, which means relax. Letting one's hair down is an idiom, like raining cats and dogs, take a rain check, etc. If someone asked me how I will spend my weekend, I will tell them I am just going to relax at home. Letting your hair down is mostly used when someone is restless in a happy situation and u just wanna ask them to relax. "Just let your hair down and enjoy the movie"

Fujiwara
10 jul 2016

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@5kipp3r: Thank you, and your answer is very instructive! I understood that they are the same meaning, but the situation where we can use them is different.
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