Sign in
Enter the word for search

ease out

UK
/iːz aʊt/
US
/iz aʊt/

Translations

ease outverb
eased out
Past Simple
eased out
Past Participle
easing out
Gerund
UK
/iːz aʊt/
US
/iz aʊt/
écarter progressivementEmploi professionnel ou administratif : retirer quelqu’un d’un poste sans brutalité.
The company decided to ease out the older manager to make way for new leadership.
L’entreprise a décidé d’écarter progressivement l’ancien directeur pour faire place à une nouvelle équipe dirigeante.
Additional translations
faire glisser doucementPour un objet que l’on déplace lentement et avec précaution.
Synonyms
withdraw
remove
extract
disengage
ease away

Definitions

ease outverb
To gradually remove or eliminate someone from a position or role, often in a subtle or indirect manner.
The company decided to ease out the older manager to make way for new leadership.
To move something or someone slowly and carefully out of a particular position or place.
She eased out the drawer to avoid making any noise.
OverviewPhrasesExamplesAI ExpertDictionaries