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ease1 English-Spanish

facilidad

ease2 English-Spanish

calmar, aliviar

ease up English-Spanish

tomarse las cosas con más calma

for ease of access in ease1 English-Spanish

para facilitar el acceso

to ease the way for sth in ease2 English-Spanish

preparar el terreno para algo

to put sb at his/her ease in ease1 English-Spanish

hacer* que algn se sienta a gusto

he has a way of making people feel at ease in way1 English-Spanish

sabe hacer que la gente se sienta cómoda

ease British & World English

absence of difficulty or effort

ease English-French

facilité f

ease English-German

set sb. at ease

ease English-Italian

at ease

at one's ease in ease British & World English

free from worry or awkwardness; relaxed

at ease in ease British & World English

in a relaxed attitude with the feet apart and the hands behind the back (often as a command)

ease someone's mind in ease British & World English

alleviate someone’s anxiety

ill at ease in ill British & World English

uncomfortable or embarrassed

ill at ease English-French

gêné/-e, mal à l'aise

chapel of ease British & World English

an Anglican chapel situated for the convenience of parishioners living a long distance from the parish church

ease off/up in ease British & World English

do something with more moderation

ease off English-French

ralentir

ease up English-French

se calmer

ease off English-Italian

attenuarsi

ease up English-Italian

→ ease off

ease someone out in ease British & World English

gradually exclude someone from a post, especially by devious or subtle manoeuvres

ease something away/down/off in ease British & World English

slacken a rope or sail slowly or gently

ease someone into in ease British & World English

introduce someone gradually to (an activity)

disease British & World English

a disorder of structure or function in a human, animal, or plant, especially one that produces specific symptoms or that affects a specific location and is not simply a direct result of physical injury

heart's-ease in heartsease (also heart's-ease) British & World English

a wild European pansy which typically has purple and yellow flowers. It has given rise to hybrids from which most garden pansies were developed

at ease in ease English-Italian

a proprio agio

with ease in ease English-German

mit Leichtigkeit

be ill at ease in ill English-German

sich nicht wohl fühlen

to ease sth into in ease English-French

introduire qch délicatement dans

to feel/to be at ease in ease English-French

se sentir/être à l'aise

to ease up on sb/on sth in ease English-French

être moins sévère envers qn/pour qch


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