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Oxford 5000 vocabulary |B2|SPEAKING vocabulary504 vocabulary re‧lieve /rɪˈliːv/ verb [transitive]
تسکین بخشیدن
راحت کردن، تعویض نگهبانی، خلاص کردن (از درد و رنج و عذاب)، کمک کردن، معاونت کردن، تخفیف دادن، تسلی دادن، فرو نشاندن، بر کنار کردن، تغییر پست دادن، بر جسته ساختن، علوم مهندسی: آزاد کردن، علوم نظامی: مرخص کردن نگهبانها
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Synonyms & Related Words relieve[verb]Synonyms:- ease, alleviate, assuage, calm, comfort, console, cure, mitigate, relax, soften, soothe
- help, aid, assist, succour, support, sustain
Antonyms: intensify
Contrasted words: aggravate, enhance, heighten, sharpen, reinforce
Related Words: comfort,
console,
solace,
appease,
palliate,
soften,
quiet,
soothe,
subdue,
moderate,
qualify,
temper,
decrease,
diminish,
lessen,
reduce,
aid,
benefit,
help,
fill in,
sub,
substitute,
replace,
supply [TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary ▲
English Dictionary re‧lieve S3 /rɪˈliːv/
verb [transitive][
Date: 1300-1400;
Language: Old French;
Origin: relever 'to raise, relieve', from Latin relevare, from levare 'to raise']
1. PAIN to reduce someone’s pain or unpleasant feelings ⇒
relief:
Drugs helped to relieve the pain.relieve tension/pressure/stress etc Some people eat for comfort, to relieve their anxieties.2. PROBLEM to make a problem less difficult or serious:
programs aimed at relieving unemployment3. REPLACE SOMEBODY to replace someone when they have completed their duty or when they need a rest:
The guard will be relieved at midnight.4. relieve yourself a polite expression meaning to
urinate – often used humorously
5. BORING to make something less dull and boring:
a plain wall relieved by flecks of blue and yellowrelieve the boredom/monotony The books helped relieve the boredom of waiting.6. WAR formal to free a town which an enemy has surrounded
[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
Collocations relieve verb ADV. temporarily VERB + RELIEVE attempt to, try to trying to relieve the symptoms of depression
help (to) Her jokes helped to relieve the tension.
be designed to, be intended to Respite care is intended to relieve parents temporarily of the burden of caring for severely disabled children. [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲