physically or mentally relaxed and at ease; feeling well

comfortable; cozy; snug

feeling uneasy, unhappy, or mentally dissatisfied; uncomfortable in an emotional sense

Schumacher (German name), especially Michael Schumacher (1969-), German Formula One racing driver

relaxed and slow; easy and unhurried; leisurely; soothing

happy and entirely free from worry; comfortable and at ease

to unfold, extend, or smooth out (e.g. limbs, petals, or brows)

to feel happy and at ease; pleasant and agreeable

to relax from a tight or constricted state; to expand or dilate, such as pores or muscles

comfortable; at ease; feeling smooth and satisfied in body or mind

Shu Qi (born 1976), a famous Taiwanese actress

very comfortable; easy and relaxed; with ease

Robert Schumann (1810-1856), a famous German composer and music critic of the Romantic era.

The lowest level of arterial blood pressure when the heart relaxes between beats; commonly called [[低压|低壓|di1 ya1]].

feeling well and refreshed; comfortable and pleasant

Dong Zhongshu (179-104 BC); a Han dynasty scholar-statesman and philosopher who was instrumental in establishing Confucianism as the official state ideology and promoting the civil service examination system.

Austrian composer Franz Schubert (1797-1828); often called the "King of Song" for his contributions to lieder; representative works include "Der Erlkönig" and "Ave Maria".

Shucheng County in Lu'an City, Anhui Province

Geshu Han (?-757), a general of the Tang Dynasty from the Western Turkic Geshu tribe; known for victories against the Tibetans, he was later defeated at Tong Pass during the An Lushan Rebellion and killed after surrendering to the rebels

Safeguard (brand of soap and personal care products)

(Chinese medicine) to relax the muscles and joints and promote healthy blood flow; to refresh the body

(loanword) a light, fluffy baked dish made with egg whites

Shulan, a county-level city in Jilin Province, China

To open up and roll back; to expand and contract.

Shulan, a county-level city in Jilin Province, northeast China

comfortable and relaxed; at ease

at peace; relaxed and serene; leisurely and comfortable

to relax the brow; to show pleasure or a sense of relief

Simon & Schuster, a major American publishing company

Happy and carefree; free from worry or mental stress

To move one's body or stretch one's limbs to relieve stiffness or fatigue.

To heave a sigh; to get one's breath back or have a breathing space

To set the mind at ease; to express or open up one's heart, making oneself feel happy and relaxed.

(idiom) to stretch out and roll up freely; to move flexibly and smoothly without hindrance; to do as one pleases

Real name of the famous modern writer [[老舍|老舍|lao3 she3]], known for his novels, short stories, and plays (1899–1966).

Tumxuk, a sub-prefecture level city in western Xinjiang

Tumxuk city, a sub-prefecture level city in western Xinjiang

slow and unhurried in movement or manner; calm and composed

To have a happy or pleased facial expression; literally to relax one's brows and eyes.

not comfortable; experiencing physical or mental unease

To roll up and spread out; to expand and contract (often used of scrolls, clouds, or physical movement)

leisurely and free; carefree and at ease

to look happy and satisfied; to beam with joy

Zithromax, a brand name for the antibiotic azithromycin

to have ease of mind; to be free from worry or anxiety

The blood pressure in the arteries when the heart is resting between beats.

The blood pressure measured in the arteries while the heart is resting between beats.

charioteer of the moon in Chinese mythology; by extension, the moon

To breathe out deeply as a way of releasing tension or expressing relief