“To feel relieved” in Japanese
Short answer
To feel relieved in Japanese is “眉を開く” (mayuwohiraku). Full meaning: to feel relieved, to forget about one's troubles, to settle into peace of mind.
Other ways to say “To feel relieved” in Japanese
胸がすく
munegasuku to feel relieved, to feel satisfied, to feel refreshed
荷が下りる
nigaoriru to feel relieved, to feel happy after having been relieved of a responsibility, to be relieved from a duty
愁眉を開く
shuubiwohiraku to feel relieved
溜飲が下がる
ryuuingasagaru to feel relieved, to feel satisfied
胸を撫で下ろす
munewonadeorosu to be relieved, to feel relieved
人心地がつく
hitogokochigatsuku to come to one's senses, to recover consciousness, to feel relieved, to feel relaxed
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