Easing Meaning in English

word · lemma: ease

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UK

释义

Easing means making something less severe, difficult, or tight. It often refers to reducing tension, restrictions, or pressure.

用法与细微差别

Most common in formal, business, or news contexts (e.g., 'easing restrictions', 'easing of pain'). Not usually used as a verb by itself; often appears as a noun or part of phrases. Related to reducing or making something gentler.

• Spanish: alivio - relajación - suavización
• Portuguese (BR): alívio - relaxamento - suavização
• Portuguese (PT): alívio - relaxamento - suavização
• Chinese (Simplified): 缓解 - 放松 - 放宽
• Chinese (Traditional): 緩解 - 放鬆 - 放寬
• Hindi: राहत देना - आसान बनाना
• Arabic: تخفيف - تيسير - تخفيض
• Bengali: হ্রাস - শিথিলকরণ
• Russian: ослабление - смягчение
• Japanese: 緩和（かんわ）
• Vietnamese: nới lỏng - giảm bớt
• Korean: 완화
• Turkish: gevşeme - hafifleme
• Urdu: نرمی - کمی
• Indonesian: pelonggaran - pengurangan

例句

The easing of travel rules made it possible for more people to visit.

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There has been some easing of the pain after I took my medicine.

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Economic easing helped small businesses survive the crisis.

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We're finally seeing an easing of restrictions after months of lockdowns.

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You could feel the easing in the room as soon as the good news arrived.

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The government announced a gradual easing of rules for public gatherings.

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