relieved in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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relieved [Am rəˈlivd, Brit rɪˈliːvd] ADJ

I.relieve [Am rəˈliv, Brit rɪˈliːv] VB trans

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II.relieve [Am rəˈliv, Brit rɪˈliːv] VB refl

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to sweat it out inf they'll have to sweat it out until they're relieved
van a tener que aguantar hasta que los releven

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ser declarado insubsistente
to be relieved of one's duties form
no mitiga el dolor
it does not relieve o ease o calm the pain
mitigó el hambre que tenían
it relieved their hunger
hacer aguas menores
to relieve oneself euph
relevar
to relieve
relevamos a los soldados que hacían la guardia
we relieved the soldiers on guard duty
fue relevado del cargo
he was relieved of o removed from his post
aliviar dolor
to relieve
aliviar síntomas
to relieve
aliviarle algo a alg.
to relieve sb of sth hum
le aliviaron la cartera en el apretujón
in the crush he got o was relieved of his wallet o he had his wallet lifted
le hice el relevo a las seis
I relieved him at six o'clock
experimentó un alivio momentáneo
for a moment she felt relieved

relieved in the PONS Dictionary

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relieved Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to relieve oneself
hacer sus necesidades
he left and everybody was relieved
todo el mundo se alivió cuando él se fue
to relieve sb of his/her position
dispensar a alguien de su cargo
open sandy area for dogs to relieve themselves
pipicán (para hacer sus necesidades)
to relieve sb of his/her post
relevar a alguien de un cargo
to relieve one's feelings by crying
desahogarse llorando
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He had not wanted to be a candidate and was relieved at the solution.
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But the latest advances in technology have relieved much of this difficulty.
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He enters the house relieved to have escaped from the threat outside.
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The better quality helmets given this treatment would often have had their sombre appearance relieved by the use of numerous gilded rivet heads.
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He was relieved of both posts in 1992.
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She is relieved when doctors tell her she is well enough to leave.
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He was relieved of his duties after the 2009-10 season.
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After drinking the water, he felt very pleased and relieved.
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He is relieved to know of this before the wedding and plans to forget about the wedding.
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As the couple look relieved, the house is immediately struck and demolished by another train coming the other way.
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