Daily English Idioms Let your hair down

let your hair down welcome to day 6 of

the special edition of speak English

with Tiffany I am teacher Tiffany and in

this episode I will teach you exactly

how to use the English body idiom let

your hair down are you ready

well then let’s jump right in

the idiom let your hair down can be

defined in three different ways

the first definition of this idiom is to

behave in an uninhibited or relaxed

manner the second definition of this

idiom is to relax and enjoy oneself and

the third definition of this idiom is to

allow yourself to behave much more

freely than usual and enjoy it so

whenever you think of your hair you can

also think of the English idiom let your

hair down now let’s see how you can

practically use this idiom in real life

first you can use let your hair down

when speaking about being tired when you

feel tired you usually want to stop what

you are doing and take a break at these

times the idiom can be used like this

after a long day at work the office

workers decided they needed to let their

hair down second you can use let your

hair down when talking about unwinding

when people get home from a long day of

work they usually want to unwind and

relax at these times the idiom can be

used like this I had a really stressful

day today I think I’m just going to let

my hair down third you can use let your

hair down when talking about how you

relaxed

when some people talk about how they

relax they usually mention the best

methods for calming themselves down at

these times the idiom can be used like

this mandy spent the weekend letting her

hair down

by watching three movies back-to-back

fourth you can use let your hair down

when someone is talking about their

vacation when someone talks about their

vacation they usually bring up the most

enjoyable parts about the vacation at

these times the idiom can be used like

this

I spent time at the beach ate lots of

food and I really let my hair down and

finally fifth you can use let your hair

down when speaking about weekend plans

when someone is discussing their weekend

plans

they usually mention the most fun they

had or will have at these times the

idiom can be used like this it’s

Saturday night why don’t you stop being

so serious and just let your hair down

for a change let your hair down use it

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