relieve

relieve
-v
verb
1) (to lessen or stop (pain, worry etc): The doctor gave him some drugs to relieve the pain; to relieve the hardship of the refugees.) aliviar
2) (to take over a job or task from: You guard the door first, and I'll relieve you in two hours.) relevar, sustituir
3) (to dismiss (a person) from his job or position: He was relieved of his post/duties.) despedir
4) (to take (something heavy, difficult etc) from someone: May I relieve you of that heavy case?; The new gardener relieved the old man of the burden of cutting the grass.) quitar, librar de (un peso, una carga, i2etc/i2)
5) (to come to the help of (a town etc which is under siege or attack).) socorrer, auxiliar
relieve vb aliviar
this medicine will relieve your pain este medicamento te aliviará el dolor
El gerundio de relieve se escribe relieving


relieve sustantivo masculino 1
a) (Art, Geog) relief;
◊ la costa tiene un relieve muy accidentado the coast is very rugged;
letras en relieve embossed letters
b) (parte que sobresale):
◊ el marco tiene un centímetro de relieve the frame protrudes by a centimeter
2 (importancia) prominence;
◊ personas de relieve prominent people;
dar relieve a algo to lend (special) importance to sth; poner de relieve to highlight
relieve sustantivo masculino
1 Geography relief
2 Arte relief
en relieve, raised o embossed
3 (en importancia o valor) prominence, importance Locuciones: poner de relieve, to underline, highlight 'relieve' also found in these entries: Spanish: aliviar - calmar - calmarse - descargar - fricción - quitar - relevar - aligerar - estampar - mitigar - necesidad - terreno English: analyst - embossed - feature - relief - relieve - ease - emboss - emphasize - highlight - scratch - spare
relieve
tr[rɪ'liːv]
transitive verb
1 (lessen) aliviar
■ this will relieve the pain esto aliviará el dolor
2 (take over from) relevar
3 (help) socorrer, ayudar
4 (lift siege of) liberar
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to relieve somebody of something (take away) llevar 2 (steal) robar, quitar
■ let me relieve you of your bags déjeme que le lleve las bolsas
■ they relieved me of my watch me quitaron el reloj
■ he was relieved of his duties as director lo despidieron de su puesto de director
to relieve oneself hacer sus necesidades
relieve [ri'li:v] vt, -lieved ; -lieving
1) alleviate: aliviar, mitigar
to feel relieved: sentirse aliviado
2) free: liberar, eximir
to relieve someone of responsibility for: eximir a alguien de la responsabilidad de
3) replace: relevar (a un centinela, etc.)
4) break: romper
to relieve the monotony: romper la monotonía
relieve
v.
• aligerar v.
• aliviar v.
• deducir v.
• desahogar v.
• mitigar v.
• quitar v.
• relevar v.
• rescatar v.
• socorrer v.
• suprimir v.
• tranquilizar v.
rɪ'liːv
1.
transitive verb
1) \<\<pain\>\> calmar, aliviar, mitigar* (liter); \<\<anxiety/hardship/suffering\>\> mitigar*, aliviar; \<\<tension\>\> aliviar, relajar; \<\<monotony/uniformity\>\> romper*

to relieve somebody of responsibility for something — eximir a alguien de la responsabilidad de algo

she relieved me of some of the workload — me ayudó con parte del trabajo

to relieve somebody of his/her duties — relevar a alguien de su cargo

2) \<\<town/fortress\>\> liberar
3) \<\<guard/driver\>\> relevar

2.
v refl

to relieve oneself — (euph) orinar

[rɪ'liːv]
VT
1) (=alleviate) [+ sufferings, pain, headache] aliviar; [+ burden] aligerar; [+ tension, boredom, anxiety] disipar, aliviar

to relieve the boredom of the journey — para que el viaje se haga menos aburrido

the plain is relieved by an occasional hill — de vez en cuando una colina rompe con la monotonía de la llanura

2) (=ease) [+ person's mind] tranquilizar

it relieves me to hear it — me tranquiliza saberlo

3) [+ feelings, anger] desahogar

to relieve one's feelings — desahogarse

I relieved my feelings in a letter — me desahogué escribiendo una carta

4)

to relieve o.s. — (=go to lavatory) ir al baño, hacer pis *

5) (=release)

to relieve sb of a duty — exonerar a algn de un deber

to relieve sb of a post — destituir a algn

he was relieved of his command — fue relevado de su mando

let me relieve you of your coat — permítame tomarle el abrigo

to relieve sb of his wallet — hum quitar la cartera a algn, robar la cartera a algn

6) (Mil) [+ city] descercar, socorrer; [+ troops] relevar

I'll come and relieve you at six — vengo a las seis a relevarte

7)

to relieve the poor — (=help) socorrer a los pobres

* * *
[rɪ'liːv]
1.
transitive verb
1) \<\<pain\>\> calmar, aliviar, mitigar* (liter); \<\<anxiety/hardship/suffering\>\> mitigar*, aliviar; \<\<tension\>\> aliviar, relajar; \<\<monotony/uniformity\>\> romper*

to relieve somebody of responsibility for something — eximir a alguien de la responsabilidad de algo

she relieved me of some of the workload — me ayudó con parte del trabajo

to relieve somebody of his/her duties — relevar a alguien de su cargo

2) \<\<town/fortress\>\> liberar
3) \<\<guard/driver\>\> relevar

2.
v refl

to relieve oneself — (euph) orinar


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