ease
Prononciation : [iːz]
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Contexte : « comfort »
(noun) the feeling of being free from worry or pain. When you feel ease, it means you are relaxed and things are going smoothly.
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She felt a great sense of ease when she finished her homework early.
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He did not feel any ease during the storm; he was very anxious.
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What can we do to help you find some ease?
Contexte : « reduce difficulty »
(verb) to make a problem or pain less serious or easier to manage. It's like helping someone who is struggling to feel better.
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The teacher eased the students' worries by explaining the test format.
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The loud noises did not ease her headache at all.
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How can we ease your worries about the performance?
Contexte : « movement »
(verb) to move something carefully and gently. It means to do something slowly, so it’s not too hard.
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He eased the box down to the ground to avoid dropping it.
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She did not ease the toy back into the box; she just threw it in carelessly.
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Can you ease your way through the crowded hallway?
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