ease (someone or something) along

1. To help someone who has trouble moving to proceed, slowly and carefully. Ease grandma along because she's still a bit unsteady with her walker.

2. To physically move something slowly and carefully. It took us a while to load the van because we had to ease all the expensive artwork along so we didn't scratch it.

ease someone or something along

to help someone or something to move along, very carefully. Just ease the piano along little by little. She eased the shy child along.

词组	ease (someone or something) along
释义	ease (someone or something) along ease (someone or something) along 1. To help someone who has trouble moving to proceed, slowly and carefully. Ease grandma along because she's still a bit unsteady with her walker. 2. To physically move something slowly and carefully. It took us a while to load the van because we had to ease all the expensive artwork along so we didn't scratch it. See also: ease Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. ease someone or something along to help someone or something to move along, very carefully. Just ease the piano along little by little. She eased the shy child along. See also: ease McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: ease along be intimate with (someone) get intimate with (someone) at all times as large as life be/go weak at the knees go weak at the knees go weak in the knees weak in the knees fixed in (one's) ways
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