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relieved

/rɪˈliːvd/

Traduction: Qui ressent un soulagement ou un apaisement après une période d'inquiétude, de stress ou d'anxiété., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de supprimer ou de diminuer une douleur, une souffrance ou un fardeau, ainsi que le fait de prendre en charge les obligations de quelqu'un d'autre.

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adjective

/rɪˈliːvd/B1formal
  • frQui ressent un soulagement ou un apaisement après une période d'inquiétude, de stress ou d'anxiété.

Feeling a sense of comfort or reassurance after a period of worry, stress, or anxiety.

  1. Feeling of comfort after worryB1formal

    Feeling happy or grateful because something unpleasant has not happened or has ended.

    frSoulagé

    • She was relieved to hear that her flight was not cancelled.
    • He felt relieved after passing the difficult exam.
    • They were relieved when the storm passed without damage.

    Synonymescomfortedgladgratefulreassuredthankful

    Antonymesanxiousconcerneddistressedtroubledworried

  2. Free from anxiety or stressB1formal

    No longer feeling anxious, stressed, or worried about a situation.

    frsoulagé

    • I am relieved that the surgery went well.
    • She looked relieved when she found her lost wallet.
    • He was relieved to finally finish the long project.

    Synonymescomfortedreassuredrelaxedunconcernedunworried

    Antonymesanxiousstressedtenseuneasyworried

Formes
  • more relieved comparative form
  • most relieved superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

relieve/rɪˈliːv/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de supprimer ou de diminuer une douleur, une souffrance ou un fardeau, ainsi que le fait de prendre en charge les obligations de quelqu'un d'autre.

A verb used to indicate the act of removing or reducing pain, distress, or a burden, or taking over a duty from someone.

  1. Reduce pain or discomfortB1formal

    To make pain, distress, or a problem less severe.

    frSoulager

    • The medicine helped relieve her headache.
    • A warm bath can relieve muscle tension.
    • He took a deep breath to relieve his anxiety.

    Synonymesallayalleviateassuageeaselessenmitigatereducesoothe

    Antonymesaggravateexacerbateintensifyworsen

  2. Free from a duty or burdenB2formal

    To take over a task or responsibility from someone, freeing them.

    frrelever (quelqu'un) de (une tâche)

    • The night shift worker will relieve the day guard at 6 PM.
    • She was relieved of her duties after the incident.
    • The new assistant relieved him of the paperwork.

    Synonymesdischargereleasereplacespare

    Antonymesburdenchargeencumberloadsaddle

  3. Alleviate boredom or monotonyB2informal

    To make something less boring or monotonous.

    frrompre la monotonie

    • A joke can relieve the tension in a meeting.
    • They played games to relieve the boredom of the long flight.
    • The colorful decorations relieved the plainness of the room.

    Synonymesbreakdiversifyenlivenintersperseliven uppunctuatespice upvary

Formes
  • relieved past participle
  • relieved past simple
  • relieving present participle
  • relieves third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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