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Перевод: ease

[существительное]
непринужденность ; праздность ; лень ; легкость ; простота ; облегчение; прекращение; покой ; досуг ;
[глагол]
облегчать; успокаивать; освобождать; выпускать; растягивать; ослаблять; слабеть; отдавать; осторожно устанавливать; травить; потравить

Тезаурус:

1. Indeed, it is the ease of his academicism that marks these Quartets, rather than any inspired invention.
2. But what he lacked in build he made up for in speed and skill, nipping in and out of solid defences with astounding ease.
3. She claims that friendships should be in the same degree, and not "Where heavy Pomp and sullen Form witholds / That chearful Ease and Sympathy of Souls" ML, 1, 77.
4. Once, a long time ago, Henry could recall being alarmed at the emptiness, the ease, the sheer possibility offered by Saturday.
5. The cruellest cut of all, of course, was that Luton sold Black to Forest for 1.5 million at the start of the season to ease their perpetual money worries.
6. Fish used to lumber and shamble around the stage like a confused and wounded animal, bellowing out his lyrics as if only this could ease his pain.
7. About half of the 12 sections pass the authenticity and interest test with ease.
8. Then the inspector said, "Stand at ease."
9. Applications for shop, car and home loans were up by 5.5 per cent, suggesting that worries about the recession are beginning to ease.
10. The arrangements announced yesterday to ease the introduction of the poll tax are symptomatic of a less rigorous approach.
11. Or: she loved Lucy and so she was not easy; she was not at ease.
12. In London they are determined to break even without outside assistance-even if this means raising fares to ease congestion.
13. Ashkenazy at ease in land of his birth.