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| 81. | The trend of relaxation is unreversable. |
| 缓和的潮流不可逆转。 |
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| 82. | Affairs are smoothing down. |
| 事态正在缓和下来。 |
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| 83. | Nobody can afford to ease off. |
| 没有人能够缓和下来。 |
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| 84. | Relaxation is better than tension. |
| 缓和比紧张好。 |
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| 85. | to defuse a dangerous situation |
| 缓和危险的局势 |
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| 86. | Things will ease up a bit. |
| 情况将会有所缓和。 |
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| 87. | palliative measure |
| 缓和措施；权宜措施 |
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| 88. | To become less tense;relax. |
| 松弛变缓和；放松 |
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| 89. | temper criticism |
| 使批评缓和一点 |
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| 90. | To become less violent, severe, or extreme;abate. |
| 变缓和变得较不激烈、不剧烈或不极端；缓和 |
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