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ease
/iːz/
noun
rahatlık, kolaylık
The state of being comfortable, relaxed, or free from pain, worry, or difficulty.
- She answered the questions with ease.
- He felt completely at ease in her presence.
- The medication brought some ease to his pain.
- The new software interface allows students to navigate complex databases with remarkable ease compared to previous versions.
- Diplomats worked to ease tensions between the two nations through a series of bilateral trade agreements and cultural exchanges.
- The professor's clear explanations helped students understand abstract mathematical concepts with greater ease than traditional textbook methods provided.
verb
hafifletmek, rahatlatmak, yavaşça hareket etmek
To make or become less severe, difficult, or painful; to move gently or gradually.
- This should ease the pain.
- Traffic began to ease after rush hour.
- He eased the car into the narrow parking space.