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| 1. | She could not take her ease till she had ascertained some particulars. |
| 她得把有些具体事弄确切了，才能放下心来。 |
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| 2. | To take ease at dawn and evening |
| 偷安旦夕 |
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| 3. | To take ease and to be perfunctory |
| 偷惰因循 |
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| 4. | Sally took an old quilt out there to fashion a cozy nest, and Lucy deigned to take her ease upon it. |
| 莎莉拿一条旧被去，为她铺成一个舒适的窝，露西居然赏脸，在那上面休息。 |
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| 5. | I must really take an ease in my vacation. |
| 我假期时真的需要好好放松一下。 |
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| 6. | 1.light; relaxed; airy; free and easy; 2.to take one's ease |
| 轻松 |
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| 7. | She sit down and take her ease by the fire |
| 她坐在火旁休息一下 |
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| 8. | There they plant themselves squarely, cut themselves gardens from the fields, and take their ease. |
| 它们就在平原上安顿下来，在田野上开辟花园，开始过舒适的日子。 |
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| 9. | 1.loose; 2.inattentive3.to relax; to take one's ease |
| 松散 |
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| 10. | Why should your father have to be walking the dog out on a cold night while you take your ease by the |
| 为何你的父亲竟必须在这样的寒夜出去遛狗，而你却烤着火悠闲自在？ |
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