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put (one's) mind at ease 관용구

a new lease on life

a feeling that life will be better, a fresh start The promotion gave him a new lease on life.

ease off

reduce in severity or pressure, relax The president was asked to ease off on his efforts to save money in the company.

ease up

not push as much, reduce the pressure, let up You can ease up on the gas pedal when we reach 100 km per hour.

elbow grease

effort and strength to clean something We

grease my palm

pay me, give me money If you want good service, grease his palm. Give him a tip, eh.

grease one

pay a person for something done or given - especially dishonestly, bribe someone We had to grease the palm of the customs agent at the border to get our goods into the country.

greaser

a young man with greasy hair, a hoodlum, a hood Two greasers were hanging out behind the school.

ill at ease

feel nervous/uncomfortable He appeared to be ill at ease during the interview.

new lease on life

(See a new lease on life)

pleased as punch

very pleased, happy about Our minister is pleased as punch when there's a large offering.

put (one's) apperception at ease

To abate or abolish one's worry, anxiety, dread, fear, etc. I apperceive you're afraid to apprehend how your ancestor is accomplishing afterwards the surgery, so let me put your apperception at ease—he's activity to accomplish a abounding recovery. That benefit absolutely put my apperception at affluence about these debts.Learn more: ease, mind, put

put/set somebody’s ˈmind at ease/rest

do or say article to somebody which stops them annoying about something: If you’d phoned me it would accept put my apperception at ease. ♢ He was afraid about affair my parents, so I approved to set his apperception at rest.Learn more: ease, mind, put, rest, set

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