Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Relieve"

A: she is safe only means "she is not in danger"

but "she is not hurt" is also implied (without saying it)

A: "you're relived" in this situation is basically staying "You are free to go" or "Your work here is done, you may go."

Those charachters are telling Borodin that they are relived(No longer needing to work) from their duty.


Relived: No longer feeling distressed or anxious; reassured.

"relieved parents who had waited anxiously for news"

"The relived worker went out to their favorite Cafe to relax."

does this make sense?

A: To lessen, or to free from.

"This medication helps to relieve (lessen) the pain."
"I'm so relieved!" (free from worry)

It can also be used when you replace someone at work.

"The next shift starts in 5 minutes, and John's not here to relieve me yet. Where is he?"

A: Example: I relieved my pain by asking my crush out. But when people use it most of the time, it's a polite way of seeing they need to go to the bathroom, like "I need to relieve myself." But, it actually means when you get yourself out of a stressful situation or make yourselves feel better.

A: You can read the definition of relieve in the Oxford Learner's Dictionary.

Definition of relieve from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/relieve?q=relieve

A: Juan (on phone): Stacy, we’re gonna be late. We got into a car accident...
Stacy: Oh my god! Are you guys okay??
Juan: Yeah, they had to tow the car, but nobody got anything worse than some bruises.
Stacy: I’m relieved to hear that! Stay safe.

A: I'm relieved to hear that you are better.

A: The medicine will relieve any pain!

The symptoms will relieve in a couple of weeks!

A bath will relieve any discomfort you are feeling!

Relieve means to “cause (pain, distress, or difficulty) to become less severe or serious.”

A: @Fiona_Dewar Thank you very much!:)

A: She was relieved to hear that her daughter would be okay.

A: relieve usually is a feeling after being stressed, sad, or mad about something and it all gets fixed. Eases mostly is a feeling that comes after someone makes you feel better, its more of a temporary feeling.

I'll try to translate this to Korean as much as I can.

relieve 는 일반적으로 어떤 것에 대해 스트레스를 받거나 슬프거나 화가 난 후의 느낌이며 모든 것이 해결됩니다. Ease 는 대부분 누군가가 당신을 기분 좋게 만든 후에 오는 느낌이며 일시적인 느낌입니다.

A: Relieve means to completely remove the problem.
"The treatment was successful. It relieved her of her pain." (100% recovered)

Alleviate is to reduce but not completely remove the problem.
"This medication will help to alleviate your symptoms."

A: Relieve is used when taking upon a load that another was under, as to relieve someone of their work or burden. Alleviate is more commonly used to describe remove a stubborn pain or a stress on the body. Similar terms.

A: relieve = to lessen the pain (emotional/physical)
reassure = to lessen someone's worries.

A: Relieve means to lessen something that is already happened.

(physical) I had to take medicine to relieve my headache.

(emotional) I was relieved to find out that I did not have to work this weekend after all.

Save is most commonly used to show the act of keeping someone or something away from harm.

Seatbelts save lives.

A: Relief

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A: Uhhu !!

A: re-leave

A: I'm content to have been practicing English. You could also use exited or happy if you want the phrase to seem casual

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A: The first one is correct

A: yeah that's pretty natural

A: Sure :)