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I.ease [Am iz, Brit iːz] N U

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2.2. ease MIL:

(stand) at ease!

(stand) at ease!

3. ease (leisure):

he was used to a life of ease

estaba acostumbrado a la buena vida or a una vida desahogada

to take one's ease liter

II.ease [Am iz, Brit iːz] VB trans

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1.1. ease:

ease tension

hacer disminuir

ease tension

ease burden

to ease sb's mind

tranquilizar a alguien

he did it to ease his conscience

lo hizo para descargarse la conciencia

they eased me of a couple of hundred dollars hum

me aligeraron de unos doscientos dólares hum

2.1. ease rules/restrictions:

ease

2.2. ease belt/rope:

ease

3. ease (move with care) + adv compl:

they eased him into the wheelchair

lo sentaron con cuidado en la silla de ruedas

he eased on his jacket

se puso la chaqueta con cuidado

III.ease [Am iz, Brit iːz] VB intr

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2. ease interest rate/prices:

ease

ease

3. ease restriction:

ease

ease up VB [Am iz -, Brit iːz -] (v + adv)

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1. ease up (relax):

you ought to ease up at your age

a tu edad deberías tomarte las cosas con más calma

if we ease up now, we'll never get back on schedule

si bajamos el ritmo ahora, nunca nos pondremos al día

2. ease up (slow down):

disminuir la velocidad

aminorar la marcha

I.ease off VB [Am iz -, Brit iːz -] (v + adv)

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1. ease off (become less severe):

ease off rain:

ease off fever:

ease off pain:

ease off pain:

ease off pressure/traffic:

ease off tension:

ease off tension:

things have eased off a little at work

las cosas se han calmado un poco en el trabajo

2. ease off (act more moderately):

ease off, Jim; he's only a youngster

tranquilo Jim, no es más que un chico

3. ease off → ease up

II.ease off VB [Am iz -, Brit iːz -] (v + prep + o) inf

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1. ease off (be less severe with):

ease off the criticism a little

no critiques tanto

ease off him or you'll break his arm!

¡déjalo ya, que le vas a romper el brazo!

2. ease off accelerator/brake:

aflojarle a inf

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ease up VB [Am iz -, Brit iːz -] (v + adv)

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1. ease up (relax):

you ought to ease up at your age

a tu edad deberías tomarte las cosas con más calma

if we ease up now, we'll never get back on schedule

si bajamos el ritmo ahora, nunca nos pondremos al día

2. ease up (slow down):

disminuir la velocidad

aminorar la marcha

ill at ease [Am ˌɪl əd ˈiz, Brit ˌɪl ət ˈiːz] ADJ pred

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1. ill at ease (uncomfortable):

ill at ease

everyone felt ill at ease with her/in her presence

todo el mundo se sentía incómodo con ella/en su presencia

2. ill at ease (anxious):

ill at ease

the longer they waited, the more ill at ease they became

cuanto más esperaban, más se inquietaban

en masse [Am ɑn ˈmæs, Brit ɒ̃ ˈmas] ADV

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posse [Am ˈpɑsi, Brit ˈpɒsi] N

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1. posse (in US):

partida f (al mando de un sheriff)

2. posse:

posse (group)

grupo m numeroso

posse (gang)

I.essay N [Am ˈɛseɪ, Brit ˈɛseɪ]

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1.1. essay (literary composition):

2. essay (attempt):

essay form

incursión f form

II.essay VB trans [Am ɛˈseɪ, Brit ɛˈseɪ] liter

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intentar realizar

essay method

ESA N

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ESA → European Space Agency

ESA

AEE f

See also European Space Agency

European Space Agency N POL

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European Space Agency (in the EU)

Agencia f Espacial Europea

ESF N

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ESF POL (in the EU) → European Social Fund

ESF

FSE m

See also European Social Fund

European Social Fund N POL

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European Social Fund (in the EU)

Fondo m Social Europeo

ESE N ADJ ADV

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ESE → east southeast

ESE

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I.ease [i:z] N

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II.ease [i:z] VB trans

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2. ease:

ease burden

III.ease [i:z] VB intr

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ease tension, prices

ease off VB intr, ease up VB intr

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ill at ease ADJ

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ill at ease

essay¹ [ˈeseɪ] N

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1. essay LIT:

2. essay SCHOOL:

an essay on sth

una redacción sobre algo

essay² [eˈseɪ] VB trans

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1. essay (try):

2. essay (test):

posse [ˈpɒsi, Am ˈpɑ:si] N

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a whole posse of reporters

una legión de reporteros

en masse [ɑ̃:mˈmæs, Am ɑ:n-] ADV

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ESP [ˌi:esˈpi:] N

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ESP abbreviation of extrasensory perception

ESP

percepción f extrasensorial

ESL [ˌi:esˈel] N

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ESL abbreviation of English as a second language

ESL

inglés m como segunda lengua

ESN [ˌi:esˈen]

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ESN abbreviation of educationally subnormal

ESN

impedido, -a para aprender

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More than a magazine publisher, esse plays an active role in the art milieu. en.wikipedia.org

In the case of predication via a copula (typically "esse"), the case of the predicate adjective or noun changes from nominative to accusative. en.wikipedia.org

This belief later became immortalized in the dictum, "esse est percipi" (to be is to be perceived). en.wikipedia.org

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