at one's ease
US /æt wʌnz iz/
・UK /æt wʌnz i:z/
B2
prep. phr.Feeling relaxed and comfortable.
He was clearly at his ease during the informal meeting.
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Book 01 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-6)
- Was it not the least that one could do to swear at one's ease and revile the name of God a little on so fine a day, in such good company as dignitaries of the church and loose women?
Was it not the least that one could do to swear at one's ease and revile the name of God a little on so fine a day, in such good company as dignitaries of the church and loose women?
- Was it not the least that one could do to swear at one's ease and revile the name of
Was it not the least that one could do to swear at one's ease and revile the name of