- 看过 alleviated 的人也看了 :
- ease
- assuage
- mitigate
- allay
- pacify
- mollify
- lighten
- soft-pedal
- take the edge off
alleviated 的定义
al·le·vi·at·ed, al·le·vi·at·ing.
- to make easier to endure; lessen; mitigate: to alleviate sorrow; to alleviate pain.
alleviated 近义词
relieve; lessen
更多alleviated例句
- Those concerns were apparently alleviated by Saturday morning.
- Virtual meetings could also help alleviate people’s concerns about seeking support in their own communities, Walks said.
- Unrules are the decisions that regulators make to alleviate regulatory obligations.
- It is also a source of governmental discretion to alleviate those same obligations, sometimes infusing regulation with helpful flexibility but at other times posing real risks to the public.
- One priority, she said, was to alleviate the burden on poor families of the costs of care for children or elderly relatives.
- For example, back pain can be alleviated by strong glutes—a result of squatting and deadlifting.
- A danger not alleviated by a Russian decision to supply President Bashar al-Assad with a new advanced air defense system.
- “The short-term pressures might have alleviated, but the longer-term pressures are still with us,” she said.
- But only one intervention alleviated all the symptoms at once, and that was the reunion with their mother.
- Meanwhile, the judicious establishment of free soup kitchens in the streets alleviated the necessities of the mob.
- These, and the religious sentiments entertained by Maroncelli, with his tried friendship, greatly alleviated my afflictions.
- This very feeling led him to catch with eagerness at every means by which the trial might be shortened or alleviated.
- They then brought Sigurd to visit her and learn whether her grief might not be alleviated.
- Thus the bitterness of her descent from the throne would have been alleviated by the expression of general sympathy.