lies, lay, lain, lying
to lie back
phrasal verb
To recline or rest in a relaxed position
- 1After a long day, she likes to lie back on the couch.
- 2He decided to lie back and enjoy the sunshine.
To lie back means to lean or lay down in a comfortable way. It's like when you relax on a sofa or bed, letting your body rest and unwind. It's a way to take a break and feel at ease.
Remember to support your head and neck properly when you lie back to avoid any discomfort or strain. Use a pillow or cushion to keep your spine aligned and relax fully.
at a music concert
Relaxing at the Concert
Susan
This spot on the grass is perfect for the concert.
Michael
Yeah, let's lie back and enjoy the music.
Susan
Good idea, the sky looks amazing from here.
Michael
I could stay like this all evening.
in a classroom during a break
Taking a Break in the Classroom
Christopher
We've been studying for hours, Joseph.
Joseph
Yeah, I think it's time to lie back and relax for a bit.
Christopher
Good idea, let's take a few minutes to unwind.
Joseph
Sounds perfect, I could use a little break.
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Similar to "to lie back":
- 1recline
- 2rest