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ease out
UK
/iːz aʊt/
US
/iz aʊt/
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ease out
verb
eased out
Past Simple
eased out
Past Participle
easing out
Gerund
UK
/iːz aʊt/
US
/iz aʊt/
Translations
écarter progressivement
Emploi 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 doucement
Pour un objet que l’on déplace lentement et avec précaution.
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
withdraw
remove
extract
disengage
ease away
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