To release tension; to become less tense, anxious, or stressed, as in relaxing one's mind or muscles

effortless; not requiring much energy or effort (of a task or job)

(of clothes, etc.) loose-fitting and comfortable; not tight

Panasonic (brand); Matsushita (name); short for [[松下电器|松下電器|song1 xia4 dian4 qi4]]

A type of rodent similar to a mouse but with a large bushy tail, typically living in trees and eating nuts; squirrel.

to let go of; to loosen; to untie; to come loose

A long-distance foot race; short for [[马拉松赛跑|馬拉松賽跑|ma3 la1 song1 sai4 pao3]].

the edible seed or kernel of a pine tree

to loosen one's grip; to release one's hold

to become loose or shaky because something is not fixed firmly

limp or sagging, especially in reference to muscles or skin

loose; puffy; not dense

Richard Nixon (1913–1994), US president from 1969 to 1974; the surname Nixon

undisciplined, lazy, or listless in attitude or discipline

The largest tributary of the [[黑龙江|黑龍江|hei1 long2 jiang1]], flowing through Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces and the city of [[哈尔滨|哈爾濱|ha1 er3 bin1]]

not close or tight; loose; not consolidated; lacking in structure or organization

A suburban district of Shanghai Municipality

any tree in the genus Pinus, characteristically an evergreen with needle-shaped leaves

soft; loose; spongy; light and fluffy, such as soil or a cake

to untie a person; to loosen the ropes used to bind someone

fluffy; puffy; disheveled; describes things like hair, grass, or wool that are soft and loosely arranged

pine and cypress, often symbolizing longevity or steadfast character

a long-distance running race with a distance of 42.195 kilometers; marathon race

A heroic fictional character in the classic novel [[水浒传|水滸傳|shui3 hu3 zhuan4]], known for his great strength and for killing a tiger with his bare hands.

a forest or wood consisting mainly of pine trees

a green pine tree; evergreen pine

The state or degree of being loose or tight; elasticity

cedar; white pine; an evergreen tree with needle-shaped leaves often used for ornamental purposes

a branch of a pine tree

To open one's mouth and release something that was being held by the teeth

The woody, egg-shaped fruit of a pine tree, consisting of overlapping scales that protect the seeds

shredded or powdered dried meat product, typically made from pork or beef, with a light and fluffy texture; dried meat flakes

pine wood; wood from pine trees used as a material for boards or planks

To reduce effort or intensity; to slacken off or become less tense.

Matsui (Japanese surname)

Solid resin obtained from pines and other conifers after distilling their crude turpentine; used in soap, paper, and paint manufacturing

the sound of wind blowing through a pine forest, resembling the roar of waves

An evergreen tree with long, soft needles that grow in clumps resembling a horse's tail; also known as the Chinese red pine.

To relax one's tension or to heave a sigh of relief after a period of stress or effort.

to feel relief after a period of tension or hard work; to relax after a stressful situation

truffle; any of various edible subterranean fungi that grow in sandy soil beneath pine trees

A colorless, aromatic liquid distilled from pine resin and used as a solvent in paints or in medicine.

to turn over or break up the earth to make it loose; to plow

turquoise; a blue-green mineral used for jewelry or pigments, also called [[土耳其玉|土耳其玉|tu3 er3 qi2 yu4]]

flaky and crispy, usually used to describe the texture of food

lazy; lackadaisical; unconcerned or lax in one's attitude

Songjiang suburban district of Shanghai

the edible kernel found inside a pine cone

Panasonic Corporation; formerly known as Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.