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  4. ease

ease

/iːz/

What does "ease" mean in Spanish?

facilidad

She handled the situation with ease.

Ella manejó la situación con facilidad.


How to use "ease" correctly: definitions and examples in Spanish?

general

Ausencia de dificultad o esfuerzo.

He solved the puzzle with ease.

Resolvió el rompecabezas con facilidad.

Se usa tanto en contextos físicos como abstractos.

general

Comodidad o bienestar.

The new chair provides great ease for long hours of work.

La nueva silla ofrece gran comodidad para largas horas de trabajo.

Puede referirse a confort físico o emocional.

general

Aliviar o reducir (dolor, tensión, etc.).

The massage eased her back pain.

El masaje alivió su dolor de espalda.

Verbo transitivo que implica acción.

Colocaciones

at easea gustowith easecon facilidadill at easeincómodo

Sinónimos

comfortsimplicityrelief

Antónimos

difficultydiscomforttension

Consejo pro

Diferencia entre 'ease' y 'easy'

'Ease' es un sustantivo o verbo (e.g., 'with ease', 'to ease the pain'), mientras que 'easy' es un adjetivo (e.g., 'an easy task').

Regla de oro

Uso de 'ease' como verbo

Cuando 'ease' es verbo, suele ir seguido de un objeto directo (e.g., 'ease the tension') o un adverbio (e.g., 'ease off').

Origen de la palabra

From Middle English 'eese', from Old French 'aise' (comfort), of uncertain origin, possibly from Vulgar Latin *adjace(re) (to lie near), from Latin 'jacere' (to lie).

Notas de uso

Como sustantivo, 'ease' puede ser incontable (e.g., 'He spoke with ease'). Como verbo, es regular ('ease', 'eased', 'easing').

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