The biggest difference is that "ease" is a noun and a verb, and "easy" is an adjective. Roughly speaking: the opposite of difficult is easy, and the opposite of difficulty is ease (but only in the uncountable sense - you can talk about the difficulty/ease of a task, and coming across "a difficulty", but not "*an ease").

Whereas, ease is the effort you make in doing something. For example: /The ease with which that player beat all the other players was astounding./ Notice: /ease of programming as regards emerging platforms/ ease: for the programmer. Ease means it doesn't cause major problems for someone; easy means not difficult.

2015年4月1日 · The actual sentence goes like this: How easy it is to integrate the two applications? or How easy is it to integrate the two applications? To my understanding 'How easy it is' wrong if used as a

It is a very easy app. The "very" is a prepositive modifier of "easy", and the phrase "very easy" is prepositive to the "app" that it modifies. Another common pattern has postpositive dependents for a postpositive modifier: The app is easy to use. When a prepositive modifier has a postpositive dependent, there is a conflict.

2015年1月16日 · To make easy or easier. To help bring about; To preside over (a meeting, a seminar) It's easier to see how "help bring about easy learning" works than "ease easy learning". There are other dictionaries that give even more detailed definitions than that. Still, as a tool to understanding, a dictionary that only listed ease can still be enough here.

ease of action or performance; freedom from difficulty. Or accessibility. 1. the fact of being easy to reach, get to, or enter: Mt Kinabalu's popularity lies in its accessibility. the easy accessibility of the area. 2. the fact of being easy to use or obtain Declining prices have improved accessibility. the quality and accessibility of health care

2014年9月26日 · Note too (as Frank raised) you would probably not say for example in a hamburger .. "go easy on the meat". A hamburger "is" meat, so it doesn't sound right. You say "go easy on..." the "accessories" (again, like the sauce, sugar, pickles, onions, etc). Similarly you couldn't really say "go easy on the bun", it would sound silly.

2013年8月18日 · One can thus understand easy in such contexts as meaning at your ease, in a relaxed manner (cf take it easy), as opposed to the more literal easily = without undue difficulty. That distinction isn't absolute though. OP's citation is an instance of rest easily being used figuratively, and people also sometimes use rest/breathe easy in the ...

Why trim "ease of use", of all things? You have a whopping 189 other characters to trim. If you absolutely don't want to trim them and "ease of use" is the only thing you can touch, then it's by definition the least important thing and you can drop it altogether. Especially if you are already repeating "use". At any rate, "usability" is too ...

However, there are cases where easier sounds worse to me than does more easy, particularly in cases like. My heart is more easy now. *My heart is easier now. That is, when easy means relieved rather than not difficult, more easy and most easy seem better than easier and easiest, and I think in such cases their use is not questionable.