
好词典

源自中古英语 'esen',来自古法语 'aisier',意为'减轻'或'使舒适',最终源于拉丁语 'adjacens'(邻近的)。
❶ 使变得不那么困难或痛苦,减轻压力或紧张感。常用于描述缓解身体不适、情绪紧张或困难情况。
“The doctor gave her medicine to ease the pain.”
(医生给她开了药以缓解疼痛。)
“He eased himself into the chair after a long day at work.”
(工作一整天后,他缓缓地坐进椅子里。)
❶ 缓慢而小心地移动或调整某物,通常为了避免造成伤害或噪音。
“He eased the door open to avoid waking the baby.”
(他轻轻推开门,以免吵醒婴儿。)
“She eased the car into the narrow parking space.”
(她小心地把车停进狭窄的车位。)
ease off — 指逐渐减少强度、压力或速度,常用于描述放松或减速的情况。
“The rain should ease off by evening.”
(到傍晚时雨应该会变小。)
ease into — 缓慢而谨慎地开始做某事,通常是为了适应新环境或新活动。
“She decided to ease into her new job by working part-time at first.”
(她决定先做兼职工作,慢慢适应新岗位。)