[ I or T ] to make or become less severe, difficult, unpleasant, painful, etc.减轻;减低;缓解
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New measures have been introduced to ease traffic congestion in the city.
After the Second World War lots of prefabs were put up to ease the housing crisis.
A decisive win would certainly help to ease the pressure on the team's captain.
This latest incident will do nothing to ease tensions between the two countries.
The new laws are intended to ease the burden of social welfare costs.
[ T + adv/prep ] to move or to make something move slowly and carefully in a particular direction or into a particular position(使)小心缓慢地移动;(使)缓缓移动
B2 the state of experiencing no difficulty, effort, pain, etc.容易,不费力;舒适,安逸,自在
B2 relaxed不拘束的;放松的
If someone, especially a soldier, is at ease, they are standing with their feet apart and their hands behind their back.…稍息(姿势)
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She performed the task with her accustomed ease.
After three months of training she was running ten miles with ease.
They reached their targets with ease.
She won the gold with ease.
Nuclear rockets can destroy airfields with ease.
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