relieved

美音：[rɪ'livd] 英音：[rɪ'liːvd]

简单释义：

adj.感到宽慰的；放心的；显得开心的

v.“relieve”的过去式和过去分词

网络释怀；如释重负的；释然

完整释义：

adj.

1.放心的

例句：

Part of me was relieved that this was about to happen, that they were going to do the dirty work that I couldn't do.
我有一半感觉到解脱，因为这即将发生了，他们就要做我不能做的坏事。
The neighbors were relieved to see the children come out safely from the danger of the burning house.
邻居们看到孩子化险为夷，逃出着火的房子，都松了一口气。
Child , you know this way I can feel relieved to your my love. only like this.
孩子，你可知道，只有这样才能释怀对你的爱。
And yet, I could not force the pain of death on another, relieved to think it was not his turn today.
然而，我不能把死亡的痛苦强加给其它想到今天没有轮流到而免遭这份痛苦的鹿。
Sometimes Bertha paid visits, and the restraint she had to put upon herself relieved her for the moment.
有时伯莎出门作客，她必须遵守的礼节和规矩使她暂时得到解脱。
She had selected a little bouquet of one brilliant and two or three delicate flowers, relieved by a spray of dark verdure.
她拣了一小束花，其中有一朵鲜艳的，两三朵素淡的，衬着几片深绿色叶儿。
He was visibly relieved to discover today that no such sacrifice would be demanded of him.
今天他得知不用作出他所声明的牺牲时，显然是卸下心头大石。
"We're relieved to hear that all civilians have come out of the combat zone, " a UN spokesman said.
一个联合国发言人说：“听到所有平民已经脱离战区的消息让我们略感欣慰。”

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