alleviate
缓和
definition
verb
he couldn't prevent her pain, only alleviate it
make (suffering, deficiency, or a problem) less severe.
translation of 'alleviate'
verb
缓和,
和缓
example
So can our community leaders come up with a plan of action to help 'alleviate' this problem?
he couldn't prevent her pain, only 'alleviate' it
he couldn't prevent her pain, only 'alleviate' it
I'm pleased that in Cumbria at least the money is going into a pool, which will be used to 'alleviate' the problems.
measures to 'alleviate' unemployment
measures to 'alleviate' unemployment
The pedestrian crossing at Market Hill has also been switched off to help 'alleviate' traffic problems.
A large, modern bus station would surely help 'alleviate' the problems and keep the traffic flowing.
The brothers hope to 'alleviate' the problems they encountered during their school days.
A number of industry sources have said a massive cow cull in the past year could have 'alleviated' the current problem.
With both procedures the patient experiences 'alleviation' of the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease.
It 'alleviated' the problem a little, but not enough to stave off looming financial disaster.
Also not a brand-new offering, this company offers herbal alternatives in the form of sunblock, bug repellent, muscle pain 'alleviator' , and poison oak and ivy soap.
Hold the image of that person in your mind, imagining that their suffering is 'alleviated' .
The restrictions will stay in force until the problem is 'alleviated' by a period of sustained rainfall.
All monies raised will go towards 'alleviating' the suffering of survivors.
And self-control brings 'alleviation' of debt, peace of mind, and ultimate happiness.
He called for concerted efforts in preventing spread of the disease and 'alleviating' the suffering of people infected and affected.
With foreign investment, there would be job creation, economic growth and above all, poverty 'alleviation' for the people.
The perceived benefit was due to 'alleviation' of withdrawal symptoms.
The Lyonnaise poutine is one of the best hangover 'alleviators' I've ever tried: thick, rough-cut fries, a very pungent peppercorn sauce, curds of squeaky-fresh cheese, fried ground beef and thinly sliced onions.
The medical endeavour is to help in the 'alleviation' of suffering, which takes as many forms as there are individuals.
Drug use becomes more attractive as an 'alleviator' of stress and strain and as a means of escape from a harsh reality.
At the core of this book is a call for a radical rethinking of how psychiatric problems are 'alleviated' .
Inflation therefore is the only sensible solution toward 'alleviating' this problem.
If it 'alleviates' social problems later then it's a good thing, as far as I'm concerned.
The jolting problem was 'alleviated' by using larger wheels and solid rubber tyres.
Hang in there and it will subside: if not, you need not an agony aunt but an agony 'alleviator' .
Try uninstalling to see if this 'alleviates' the problem.
The work is not 'alleviating' the problem, it is making it worse in my eyes.
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