Relief
01
安心, 安堵
a feeling of comfort that comes when something annoying or upsetting is gone
例
She felt a sense of relief when she heard the good news.
彼女は良い知らせを聞いたとき、安堵の感覚を感じた。
02
a sculptural technique in which shapes or figures are raised above a flat background
例
The sculptor demonstrated the relief technique on a marble slab.
03
remedy granted by a court to enforce a right or compensate for a wrong
Specialized例
The plaintiff sought relief for damages caused by the breach of contract.
04
help provided in times of difficulty, hardship, or emergency
例
Volunteers brought relief to the flood-affected region.
05
a person who temporarily takes over the duties of another, especially in difficult or dangerous situations
例
A relief worker took over when the first responder needed a break.
06
support provided to the elderly, poor, or disabled
例
The government offers relief to low-income families.
07
the easing or removal of something unpleasant, such as pain, stress, or discomfort
例
The medicine provided immediate relief from the headache.
08
an improvement in a situation
例
The ceasefire brought relief to the war-torn region.
09
a break for rest
例
Workers took a short relief between shifts.
10
the action of liberating a city, town, or area that is under siege
例
The army brought relief to the besieged city after weeks of fighting.
11
a feeling of ease or release that occurs after a period of tension, suspense, or stress in a story
例
The sudden reconciliation between the characters offered emotional relief to the audience.
