22#Do you know this expression?
更新日：4月23日
気を抜く
「緊張していた状態から気持ちを緩める」
To relax one's attention / to lose focus
これまで順調に進んでいるが、最後まで気を抜かないようにしよう。
Its gone well this far but, lets not lose focus until the end of it.
気を紛らわす・紛らす
「気持ちをほかのことでごまかす」
To mask one feeling with another. / to distract or change the energy of a thing.
結果が気になるのはわかりますが散歩でもして気を紛らわしたらどうですか。
I understand your interested in the results but have a walk or something to mask that.
気を待たせる
「相手に期待させる」
To have expectations for another
付き合う気もないのに気を待たせるような態度を取るべきではない。
You don't have any intentions to date so, there should be no reason to have expectations with that type of attitude.
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