easedadjektiv
more eased
Komp.
most eased
Super.
UK
/iːzd/
US
/iːzd/
Übersetzungen
He felt eased after the exam was over.
Он почувствовал себя облегчённым после окончания экзамена.
Definitionen
Having been made less severe or intense.
The patient's eased symptoms allowed her to rest more comfortably.
Relaxed or free from tension.
His eased demeanor during the interview impressed the hiring manager.
easedpartizip perfekt
Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "ease".
Definitionen
Made less severe or intense; relieved.
Tax burdens were eased for low-income families.
easeverb

eased

Präteritum

eased
Präteritum
eased
Partizip Perfekt
easing
Gerundium
UK
/iːz/
US
/iz/
Übersetzungen
The medication helped to ease the pain.
Лекарство помогло облегчить боль.
The government decided to ease the restrictions.
Правительство решило ослабить ограничения.
He tried to ease the tension in the room with a joke.
Он попытался уменьшить напряжение в комнате с помощью шутки.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To make something less severe or difficult.
The medication helped to ease the patient's pain.
To move or shift something carefully or gradually.
She eased the car into the tight parking space.
To become less intense or severe.
As the storm passed, the wind began to ease.
To make someone feel less worried or anxious.
He tried to ease her mind by explaining the situation.
easesubstantiv
Definitionen
The state of being comfortable, without worry, pain, or trouble.
She felt a sense of ease after finishing her exams.
Freedom from difficulty or great effort.
He completed the task with ease, impressing his colleagues.