| 词汇 | ease |
| 释义 | ease (verb) ease 3 ENTRIES FOUND: ease (noun) ease (verb) ill at ease (adjective) 1 ease /ˈiːz/ noun 1 ease /ˈiːz/ noun Learner's definition of EASE [noncount] 1 : freedom from pain or trouble : comfort of body or mind舒适；悠闲；闲适 a life of ease 悠闲的生活 2 : lack of difficulty容易；不费力 The program is known for its ease of use. [=it is easy to use]这个程序以操作简单著称。 I was able to do it with (surprising) ease. [=easily]我轻轻松松就能完成它。 These features can be modified with the greatest of ease. [=very easily]这些配置改动起来非常容易。 3 : a relaxed and informal way of behaving自在；不拘束 He delighted people with his charm and ease of manner. [=his relaxed and easy manner]他以自己的魅力和轻松悠闲的举止取悦于人。 at ease 1 also at your ease : in a relaxed and comfortable state轻松自在；放松舒适 Her relaxed manner at the meeting put/set everyone at (their) ease.她在会上悠闲自如的谈吐让每个人都觉得轻松自在。 They no longer felt at ease [=comfortable] with each other.他们之间不再像以前那样无拘无束了。 You can set/put your mind at ease. [=you can relax and stop worrying]你放心好了，不用担心。 — see also ill at ease 2 : standing silently with the feet apart and one or both hands behind the body稍息 The troops stood at ease.部队稍息站立。 — often used as a military command常用作军事命令 At ease!稍息！ — compare at attention at attention take your ease : to rest or relax休息；放松 I found him taking his ease on the front porch.我发现他正在前廊休息。 2 ease /ˈiːz/ verb eases; eased; easing 2 ease /ˈiːz/ verb eases; eased; easing Learner's definition of EASE 1 [+ object] : to free (someone or something) from trouble or worry使安心；解除（麻烦或忧虑） trying to ease my troubled mind努力缓解我不安的心情 2 [+ object] : to make (something) less painful减轻…的痛苦 We were unable to ease [=alleviate] their suffering.我们无法减轻他们的痛苦。 3 a [+ object] : to make (tension, a problem, etc.) less severe or troubling使缓解；使缓和；使减轻 The diplomats failed to ease tensions between the two nations.外交官们没能缓解两国之间的紧张局势。 Authorities are looking for ways to ease prison overcrowding.当局正在设法缓解监狱过度拥挤的局面。 The government is expected to ease travel restrictions.人们期待政府放松对旅行的限制。 b [no object] : to become less severe or troubling减轻；缓和；缓解 Tensions have eased [=moderated] in recent weeks.近几个星期，紧张局面有所缓解。 4 always followed by an adverb or preposition a [+ object] : to move (someone or something) gently or carefully轻轻移动；小心移动 He eased the car into the parking space.他小心地把车开进了停车位。 She eased herself into the driver's seat.她轻轻地将身体挪到了驾驶座椅上。 They eased the heavy block into position.他们小心地把重物放置就位了。 b [no object] : to move or pass slowly or easily慢慢移动；轻松通过 The car eased out into traffic.那辆车缓慢地驶入了车流。 She wants to ease into her new job slowly.她希望慢慢融入她的新工作。 ease off [phrasal verb] or ease up : to become less severe缓和；减轻 The slope gradually eased off.斜坡渐渐变得平缓了。 The pressure should ease up soon.压力应该会很快得到缓解。 ease up on [phrasal verb] 1 a ease up on (someone) : to treat (someone) in a less harsh or demanding way对…宽容；包容（某人） The students might respond better if the teacher eased up on them a little.如果老师对他们包容一点，学生们可能回答得更好。 b ease up on (something) : to apply less pressure to (something)给（某物）施加较小的压力；放松（某物） ease up on the accelerator轻收油门 2 ease up on (something) : to do or use less of (something)少做（某事）；少用（某物） My doctor told me I should ease up on fatty foods.我的医生要我少吃油腻食物。 |
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