ease up

英 [iːz ʌp]

美 [iːz ʌp]

（在程度、速度、强度等上）缓和，减轻，减弱; 放松; 松懈; 宽待; 宽容; 对…放松

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB （在程度、速度、强度等上）缓和，减轻，减弱
  If somethingeases up, it is reduced in degree, speed, or intensity.
  1. The rain had eased up...
     雨小了。
  2. New figures indicate the recession may be easing up.
     新的数据显示经济衰退可能有所缓和。
• PHRASAL VERB 放松;松懈
  If youease up, you start to make less effort.
  1. He told supporters not to ease up even though he's leading in the presidential race...
     他告诉支持者们即使眼下他在总统选举中领先也不要松懈。
  2. Christie was easing up over the last 10m to finish third.
     克里斯蒂在最后10英里慢了下来，最终获得了第3名。
• PHRASAL VERB 宽待;宽容;对…放松
  If youease up onsomeone or something, your behaviour or attitude towards them becomes less severe or strict.
  1. The manager does not intend to ease up on his players for some time...
     主教练并不打算在一段时间内放松对队员的要求。
  2. Officials have eased up on the press restrictions.
     官员们已经放松了对新闻界的限制。

英英释义

verb

• reduce pressure or intensity
  1. he eased off the gas pedal and the car slowed down
  Synonym:ease offlet up
• become less intense
  Synonym:ease offslacken offflag
• move in order to make room for someone for something
  1. The park gave way to a supermarket
  2. `Move over,' he told the crowd
  Synonym:move overgive waygiveyield

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