Set your mind at ease Meaning in English
expression
ˈsɛt/ /ˈjɔɹ/, /ˈjʊɹ/ /ˈmaɪnd/ /ˈæt/ /ˈiz
SET yor MYND at EEZ
sˈɛt/ /jˈɔː/ /mˈaɪnd/ /ˈæt/ /ˈiːz
SET yaw MYND at EEZ
Definition
To help someone feel calm, relaxed, or not worried about something.
Usage & Nuances
This expression is slightly formal and gentle, often used when comforting someone or reassuring them. Common with modal verbs: 'let me set your mind at ease', or 'to set your mind at ease, ...'. Can describe what you do for yourself or others.
Spanish: tranquilizarte - calmar tu mentePortuguese (BR): ficar tranquilo - acalmar a mentePortuguese (PT): descansar a mente - acalmar-seChinese (Simplified): 让你安心 - 让你放心Chinese (Traditional): 讓你安心 - 讓你放心Hindi: मन को शांत कर लेनाArabic: طمأن قلبك - هدئ بالكBengali: মনের শান্তি দেয়া - মনকে স্বস্তি দেয়াRussian: успокоить - облегчить душуJapanese: 安心させる - 安心するようにするVietnamese: làm cho yên tâm - làm ai đó an lòngKorean: 마음을 놓이게 하다 - 안심시키다Turkish: içini rahatlatmak - gönlünü ferahlatmakUrdu: دل کو مطمئن کرنا - دل کو آرام دیناIndonesian: membuat tenang pikiran - menenangkan hati
Example Sentences
Let me set your mind at ease: everything is going to be fine.
basic
The doctor tried to set my mind at ease before the surgery.
basic
A good answer will set your mind at ease.
basic
If it helps set your mind at ease, the results came back normal.
natural
She said that talking about it would set your mind at ease.
natural
Nothing I said could set his mind at ease, he was still worried.
natural