laid-back

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laid-back
[leɪdˈbæk]
adjetivo
1tranquilo(a) (familiar), cachazudo(a) (español de España)

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laid-back [ˌleɪdˈbæk] (informal)
adjective
[+person, attitude] (easy-going) relajado; (casual) despreocupado
he was criticized for his laid-back attitude Lyle's laid-back approach is in direct contrast to world No 1 Faldo, who has dedicated his life to the game
 [+party] tranquilo
I find him rather too laid-back about deadlines I find his attitude a bit too laid-back

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