Summary
ease {noun}
benessere · sollievo · agio · facilitá · benestare · ampiezza
to ease {verb}
attenuare · calmare · facilitare · alleviare · mitigare · placare · diminuire · annacquare · allentare · arrecare sollievo a · attenuare · lenire · assopire
English-Italian translation for "ease"
"ease" Italian translation
ease {noun}
The easing of the situation in Serbia - if one can call it that - has brought Kosovo back towards centre stage, and that is a good thing.
And among these nations you shall find no ease, and there shall be no rest for the sole of your foot" (Dt 28: 64ff).
He was a Chinese perfectly at ease with his Christian faith in which none of the great moral tenets of his culture were lost.
There is a section of the Basque population which does not feel comfortable, which does not feel at ease with the current legal
feel ill at ease today.
I want to open by quoting Einstein's wonderful statement, just so people will feel at ease that the great scientist of the 20th century
Much is to be gained by eBooks: ease, convenience, portability.
They said we couldn't do Afghanistan. ~~~ We did it with ease.
Taste for both natural beauty and for the arts travel across cultures with great ease.
From the ease with which you swept away obstacles that no one knew could even be budged.
They have not created real ease of access to justice.
to ease {verb}
to ease [eased|eased] {vb} (also: to numb, to dull, to dim, to abate)
If humanity is firmly committed to taking this path, little by little the violence and threats that threaten men and women will be eased.
Even though the US has now eased this extraterritorial law, it is still totally unacceptable and a flagrant breach of international law.
to ease [eased|eased] {vb} (also: to quiet, to alleviate, to assuage, to numb)
to ease [eased|eased] {vb} (also: to facilitate)
It is quite clear that substantial funds are going to be needed to ease these countries ' transition.
This unit is to head investigations and ease prosecution proceedings in the national courts.
So I cannot agree with Mr Occhetto when he says that the disappearance of Berisha from the scene could ease the situation.
The Commissioner will be aware that this Parliament supported the change to the financial regulation which should at least partly ease his
The Danish Social Democrats do not believe that collecting the legislation into one directive would ease access to the relevant law.
to ease [eased|eased] {vb} (also: to alleviate, to numb, to dull, to lessen)
We in the European Union must try to relieve the misery and ease the suffering.
We also urged Israel to work harder to ease the conditions of the Palestinian people in the territories.
ease the pains.
Whenever we could, we have used our different cooperation instruments to help ease the suffering of the people there.
I would be more cautious as regards greater budgetary flexibility to ease the problems for the agricultural sector.
to ease [eased|eased] {vb} (also: to moderate, to loosen, to relax, to assuage)
The latter are tightening up policy in a vain belief that this should ease the problems, make integration a smoother process and lead to...
to ease [eased|eased] {vb} (also: to alleviate, to assuage, to lessen, to relieve)
to ease [eased|eased] {vb} (also: to wane, to shorten, to decrease, to lower)
to ease [eased|eased] {vb} (also: to tone down, to alleviate, to lighten, to mitigate)
to ease [eased|eased] {vb} (also: to weaken, to loosen, to moderate, to relax)
Regional cooperation can also help ease the political tensions in the region.
It is therefore necessary not to ease budgetary discipline; to do so would not be prudent, as Mr Herman has emphasised.
The Council wishes to stress that, to ease the crisis, both sides must take the necessary adequate action.
I hope that when reality – rather than mythology – rears it head after 1 May, Member States can start to ease these restrictions.
When the Burmese Prime-Minister-in-exile visited Dublin recently he expressed fears that the European Union would ease its pressure on the
to ease [eased|eased] {vb} (also: to lessen, to relieve)
to ease [eased|eased] {v.t.} (also: to numb, to dull, to dim, to abate)
to ease [eased|eased] {v.t.} (also: to assuage, to numb, to dull, to appease)
to ease [eased|eased] {v.t.} (also: to appease, to soothe, to relieve, to mitigate)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "ease":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "ease" in Italian
Similar words
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