英语词组take it easy是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

Take it easy

Theme: FAREWELL

Good-bye and take care of yourself. (Informal.)

Bye, Tom. Take it easy.Take it easy. I'll see you later.

Idiom

take it easy (on someone or something)

Theme: KINDNESS

to be gentle (with someone or something).

Take it easy on Mary. She's been sick.Please take it easy on the furniture. It has to last us many years.Take it easy! You will break the chair!

Idiom

take it easy (on something)

Theme: DIMINISHING

to use less of something (rather than more). (Informal.)

Take it easy on the soup. There's just enough for one serving for each person.Please take it easy! There are hardly any left.

Slang

take it easy

Theme: EASY

exclam. “Let up!”; “Not so hard!”; “Be gentle!” (Usually Take it easy!)

Take it easy! That hurts!Take it easy; he's just a kid!

Theme: RELAX

phr. “relax and take care.”

See you later. Take it easy.They told me to take it easy for a few days.

take it easy

1. To be (more) cautious, calm, or gentle. Often used as an imperative. Whoa, whoa, take it easy! You're going way too fast in here! I told John to take it easy and stop worrying about everything. Take it easy, will you? You're misunderstanding what I'm trying to say.

2. To be relaxed; to not expend too much effort. Often used as an imperative. I'm just going to take it easy this weekend, maybe go to a movie or a play. Why don't you take it easy for a little while? We don't need to leave for another two hours.

3. Used by extension as an informal parting salutation. Thanks for visiting, take it easy!

Take it easy.

1. Inf. Good-bye and be careful. Mary: Bye-bye. Bill: See you, Mary. Take it easy. Sue: Take it easy, Tom. Tom: Bye, Sue. Seeyou soon.

2. Inf. Be gentle.; Treat someone carefully. Sue: Then I want you to move the piano and turn all the mattresses. Andy: Come on. Take it easy! I'm not made of steel, you know. Henry: Oh, I'm pooped. Alice: You just need a little rest and you'll feel as good as new. Just take it easy.

3. Inf. Calm down.; Relax.; Do not get excited. Andy: I am so mad I could blow my top! Rachel: Now, now. Take it easy. What's wrong? Mary could see that Sally was very upset at the news. "Now, just take it easy," said Mary. "It can't be all that bad."

take it easy

Don't hurry, proceed at a comfortable pace, relax. For example, Take it easy-we don't have to be there till noon, or Bruce decided to take it easy this weekend and put off working on the house. [Mid-1800s]

take it easy

INFORMAL

COMMON

1. If you take it easy, you rest and do not do anything that needs a lot of energy. Note: In the first idiom below, ABC is pronounced `a b c', as if you are spelling it out. Take it easy, Bob. Work can wait. The seven astronauts aboard the space shuttle Columbia are taking it easy today, following six full days of medical research. Note: In British English, you can also tell someone to take things easy. She has been advised by her doctor to take things easy.

2. You can say take it easy as a way of saying `goodbye'. Note: In the first idiom below, ABC is pronounced `a b c', as if you are spelling it out. `Thanks. See you later.' `Take it easy. Don't do anything I wouldn't do.'

take it easy

1 approach a task or activity gradually or carefully. 2 relax.

take it/things ˈeasy

(informal) relax and avoid working too hard or doing too much; not get angry, excited, etc: Bob’s still running the business on his own. He really ought to be taking things easy at his age.Take it easy, Jenny! There’s no need to get so annoyed. OPPOSITE: be hard at it

take it easy

1. tv. relax and take care. They told me to take it easy for a few days.

2. exclam. Let up!; Not so hard!; Be gentle! (Usually Take it easy!) Take it easy; he’s just a kid!

词组	take it easy
释义	Idiom Take it easy Theme: FAREWELL Good-bye and take care of yourself. (Informal.) Bye, Tom. Take it easy.Take it easy. I'll see you later. Idiom take it easy (on someone or something) Theme: KINDNESS to be gentle (with someone or something). Take it easy on Mary. She's been sick.Please take it easy on the furniture. It has to last us many years.Take it easy! You will break the chair! Idiom take it easy (on something) Theme: DIMINISHING to use less of something (rather than more). (Informal.) Take it easy on the soup. There's just enough for one serving for each person.Please take it easy! There are hardly any left. Slang take it easy Theme: EASY exclam. “Let up!”; “Not so hard!”; “Be gentle!” (Usually Take it easy!) Take it easy! That hurts!Take it easy; he's just a kid! Theme: RELAX phr. “relax and take care.” See you later. Take it easy.They told me to take it easy for a few days. Idiom take it easy 1. to rest and relax. She said I looked really tired, and told me to take it easy. 2. to be calm and not get too excited or angry. I know you're upset, but you just take it easy, I'll make you some tea, and you can tell me all about it. Usage notes: often used as an instruction: Now just take it easy and stop waving that knife around. 3. goodbye. “Well, it was nice talking to you. Take it easy.” “You too. Bye-bye.” Usage notes: used to end a conversation idiomtake it easy1 (also take things easy) to relax and not do very much:Why don't you sit down and take it easy - I'll cook supper.Let's just have a rest and take things easy this weekend.2 spoken used in order to tell someone to stop being angry or worrying and relax:Take it easy, no one's saying it was your fault.Take it easy, there's no hurry.3 AmE spoken said when you are leaving someone:"Bye, see you next week." "Yeah, take it easy."OK, take it easy, man. I'll see you when I get back. take it easy 1. To be (more) cautious, calm, or gentle. Often used as an imperative. Whoa, whoa, take it easy! You're going way too fast in here! I told John to take it easy and stop worrying about everything. Take it easy, will you? You're misunderstanding what I'm trying to say. 2. To be relaxed; to not expend too much effort. Often used as an imperative. I'm just going to take it easy this weekend, maybe go to a movie or a play. Why don't you take it easy for a little while? We don't need to leave for another two hours. 3. Used by extension as an informal parting salutation. Thanks for visiting, take it easy! Take it easy. 1. Inf. Good-bye and be careful. Mary: Bye-bye. Bill: See you, Mary. Take it easy. Sue: Take it easy, Tom. Tom: Bye, Sue. Seeyou soon. 2. Inf. Be gentle.; Treat someone carefully. Sue: Then I want you to move the piano and turn all the mattresses. Andy: Come on. Take it easy! I'm not made of steel, you know. Henry: Oh, I'm pooped. Alice: You just need a little rest and you'll feel as good as new. Just take it easy. 3. Inf. Calm down.; Relax.; Do not get excited. Andy: I am so mad I could blow my top! Rachel: Now, now. Take it easy. What's wrong? Mary could see that Sally was very upset at the news. "Now, just take it easy," said Mary. "It can't be all that bad." take it easy Don't hurry, proceed at a comfortable pace, relax. For example, Take it easy-we don't have to be there till noon, or Bruce decided to take it easy this weekend and put off working on the house. [Mid-1800s] take it easy INFORMAL COMMON 1. If you take it easy, you rest and do not do anything that needs a lot of energy. Note: In the first idiom below, ABC is pronounced `a b c', as if you are spelling it out. Take it easy, Bob. Work can wait. The seven astronauts aboard the space shuttle Columbia are taking it easy today, following six full days of medical research. Note: In British English, you can also tell someone to take things easy. She has been advised by her doctor to take things easy. 2. You can say take it easy as a way of saying `goodbye'. Note: In the first idiom below, ABC is pronounced `a b c', as if you are spelling it out. `Thanks. See you later.' `Take it easy. Don't do anything I wouldn't do.' take it easy 1 approach a task or activity gradually or carefully. 2 relax. take it/things ˈeasy (informal) relax and avoid working too hard or doing too much; not get angry, excited, etc: Bob’s still running the business on his own. He really ought to be taking things easy at his age.Take it easy, Jenny! There’s no need to get so annoyed. OPPOSITE: be hard at it take it easy 1. tv. relax and take care. They told me to take it easy for a few days. 2. exclam. Let up!; Not so hard!; Be gentle! (Usually Take it easy!) Take it easy; he’s just a kid!
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