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| 1 | the ability to do something easily 容易；不费力；轻松 |
| with ease Young children seem to master computer games with ease. 儿童似乎可以很轻松地学会玩电脑游戏。 |
| We completed the climb with relative ease (=fairly easily) . 我们还算比较轻松地爬了上去。 |
| | 1a | the fact that something is easy to do 容易；好做 | | +of For maximum ease of use the materials are arranged in groups. 为了最大限度的使用方便，这些材料都是分组摆放的。 | |
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| 2 | behaviour that is relaxed and natural 舒适；悠闲；自在 |
| He was a compassionate doctor blessed with natural ease. 他是一位富有同情心的、天生从容不迫的医生。 |
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| - | at ease
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| 1 | confident and relaxed 自在；不拘束 | He was more at ease in the classroom than on a political platform. 他在教室里比在政治讲坛上自在多了。 | | feel at ease I did my best to make him feel at ease. 我尽力让他放松下来。 | |
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| 2 | an order to soldiers to stand with their feet apart and their hands behind their backs 稍息（军队口令） |
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| - | ill at ease
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| not confident or relaxed |
| 局促不安；心神不宁 |
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| - | put sb at (their) ease
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| to make someone who is nervous feel more relaxed |
| 使某人宽心；使某人放松 |
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| - | take your ease old-fashioned
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| to rest or relax |
| 休息；放松 |
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