“To feel refreshed” in Japanese
Short answer
To feel refreshed in Japanese is “気が晴れる” (kigahareru). Full meaning: to feel refreshed, to feel more cheerful, to feel better.
Other ways to say “To feel refreshed” in Japanese
心が洗われる
kokorogaarawareru to feel refreshed, to feel soothed
すっと
sutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
胸がすく
munegasuku to feel relieved, to feel satisfied, to feel refreshed
ズット
zutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ずッと
zutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ずつと
zutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ズッと
zutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ずっと
zutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ずーっと
zuutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ズーっと
zuutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ズーッと
zuutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
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