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relieved

US // (rɪˈliːvd) //

解脱了,解除了,松了一口气,解脱了的

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : experiencing relief, esp from worry or anxiety
    • : mechanical engineering having part of the surface cut away to avoid friction or wear

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Examples

  • I was always relieved to hear his voice, but I was always in the middle of something.

  • The Steelers are surely relieved they aren’t the shorthanded team.

  • “We’re relieved to see that monitoring and censorship is still not a policy option,” said Christoph Schmon, international policy director for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the world’s biggest digital rights organization.

  • Workers simply exchanged relieved looks — and then burst into applause.

  • Some feel relieved that the burden of dowry and economic baggage of unmarried daughters have been lifted.

  • As she discussed her understanding of the voting rights campaign and how she planned to recreate it, I grew more relieved.

  • The court papers are sealed, but the couple has made it clear they want to be relieved of their parental responsibilities.

  • He may have been relieved to head for Westminster as a Member of Parliament on Oct. 1, 1386.

  • I was so relieved, until I thought about my dirty pantyhose hanging on the shower at home.

  • Banks feels relieved that the Interscope drama is in her rearview.

  • Thus night fell, and darkness settled down about him, relieved only by the red glow of the logs smouldering on the hearth.

  • He reached down inside my shirt, with a none too gentle hand, and relieved me of the belt that held the money.

  • The bridesmaids relieved their feelings by many salutes and much tittering.

  • This was very agreeable; but he was, nevertheless, greatly relieved when a boat came in sight sailing toward him.

  • Relieved when she entered, she was again struck with fear when Phœbe Chiffinch had come near enough to enable her to see her face.