relieved in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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

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visibly annoyed, moved, relieved
manifestement
inwardly relieved, happy, calm
intérieurement
heartily glad, relieved
vraiment

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soulager personne, entreprise, étagère
to relieve (de of)
passe-moi une valise, ça te soulagera
let me relieve you of one of your suitcases
il faut le soulager des tâches administratives
we'll have to relieve him of administrative duties
soulager personne
to relieve
soulager peine, conscience
to relieve, to ease
soulager qn d'un mal de tête
to relieve sb's headache
soulager fig, inf
to relieve (de qc of sth)
il s'est fait soulager de son portefeuille
somebody relieved him of his wallet
se soulager inf euph
to relieve oneself
destituer qn de ses fonctions
to relieve sb of their duties
dégrever FIN contribuable
to relieve the tax burden on
décongestionner organe
to relieve congestion in
décongestionner déviation, autoroute: rue, ville, zone urbaine
to relieve congestion in
délestage
diversion (to relieve a road of heavy traffic)
dessaisir qn de qc responsabilité
to relieve sb of sth

relieved in the PONS Dictionary

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relieved Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be relieved about sth/that ...
être soulagé à propos de qc/que...
to relieve sb of sth iron hum
délester qn de qc
to relieve sb of their duties/post
démettre qn de ses fonctions/de son poste
to relieve sb of his debt
libérer qn de sa dette
to relieve oneself of one's worries
se libérer de ses soucis
to relieve sb of a job
décharger qn d'un travail
to feel relieved of a great burden
se sentir délivré d'un grand poids
to relieve congestion on a road
délester une route
to relieve sb of their money
délester qn de son argent
to relieve sb of their duties
destituer qn de ses fonctions
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After drinking the water, he felt very pleased and relieved.
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Within three days, she is spontaneously relieved of her symptoms.
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He had not wanted to be a candidate and was relieved at the solution.
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He was relieved of both posts in 1992.
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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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His action caused the enemy to retire, and so relieved the situation.
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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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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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