گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'ease'

1 عمومی:: اسانی‌

2 عمومی:: راحت‌ كردن‌

3 عمومی:: سبك‌ كردن‌

4 عمومی:: ازاد

5 عمومی:: اسودگی‌

6 عمومی:: سهولت‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. alarming, astonishing, consummate, great, remarkable I obtained the drugs with alarming ease. | comparative, relative | apparent I was surprised at the apparent ease with which he had got into the building. | contemptuous She returned her opponent's serve with contemptuous ease. | practised PREP. for ~ in The back of the garment is split for ease in walking. | for ~ of The whole machine is designed for ease of use. | with ~ They passed the exam with ease. | ~ of The car brings ease of access to the countryside.

2 general:: ease sb out [ M ] to make someone leave a job or powerful position • The head teacher was eased out of his job after teachers and parents accused him of being autocratic.

3 general::   verb make sth less painful/serious/difficult ADV. considerably, greatly The situation would be considerably eased if more money were made available. | slightly, somewhat | gradually, slowly | away The pain in my leg gradually eased away. VERB + EASE help (to) The new road should help ease traffic problems. | begin to Tensions between the two countries are beginning to ease. | try to move carefully ADV. carefully, gently | away, back, down, forward, etc. Jean eased back on the pillows and relaxed. PREP. away from, into He eased himself into the driving seat. | out of She carefully eased the car out of the garage

4 general:: noun little effort: She does it with ease. noun luxury: He lives a life of ease at home. verb maneuver: Try to ease that onto the floor.

5 general:: ease up/off STOP 1. to gradually stop or become less • At last the rain began to ease off.

6 general:: ease up/off WORK LESS 2. to start to work less or do things with less energy • As he got older, he started to ease up a little.

7 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with EASE, Also see AT EASE; ILL AT EASE. Also see under EASILY; EASY. ease off 1.Also, ease up. Lessen in severity, relax; abate. For example, I wish you'd ease off on Harold; he's doing the best he can, or The wind's eased up so I think the storm is just about over. [Late 1800s] Also see LET UP. 2. Fall away, gradually decrease, as in The market's easing off, so we may get some stocks more cheaply. [Late 1800s]

8 general:: ease up/off TREAT LESS SEVERELY 3. to start to treat someone less severely • I wish his supervisor would ease up on him a bit.

9 general:: ease phrases with great/considerable ease (= very easily ) • The car handles these mountain roads with great ease. with apparent ease (= seeming easy, although this may not be the case ) • I was amazed by the apparent ease with which she got through the security system. with comparative/relative ease (= seeming easy, especially considering how difficult something is ) • Most modern laptops can store large amounts of data with comparative ease. with consummate ease formal (= in a way that shows great skill and so makes something difficult look very easy ) • It was a beautiful goal, scored with consummate ease.