| 释义 |
ease /iːz/► SEE ALLat (your) ease(stand) at easeput/set sb at (their) easeill at easeput/set sb’s mind at ease/rest
●at (your) ˈeaserelaxed and confident and not nervous or embarrassed 舒适；轻松自如◆I never feel completely at ease with him.
我跟他在一起时从来没有感到完全放松过。 OPP ill at ease ●(stand) at ˈease (in the military 军队中) used as a command to soldiers to tell them to stand with their feet apart and their hands behind their backs 稍息（用作口令）●put/set sb at (their) ˈeasemake sb feel relaxed, not shy, etc. 使放松；使不拘束◆Try to put the candidate at ease by being friendly and informal.
尽量表现得友好、随意，以便让应试者放松下来。◆No matter what situation she was in, somehow she always managed to look completely at her ease.
不管处于何种情况，她总会设法让自己完全放松下来。●ˌill at ˈeasenervous, especially in a social situation （尤指在社交场合）紧张，局促不安，不自在◆He always feels ill at ease at parties.他参加聚会时总感觉不自在。◆She looked very ill at ease during her speech.她演讲时看起来很紧张。 OPP at (your) ease ●put/set sb’s ˈmind at ease/restdo or say sth to sb which stops them worrying about sth 宽慰；安慰；使某人放心（或安心）◆If you’d phoned me it would have put my mind at ease.如果你当时打电话给我，我就放心了。◆He was nervous about meeting my parents, so I tried to set his mind at rest.要和我父母见面了，他感到非常紧张，我就设法安慰他。 |