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appeasement

/əˈpiːz.mənt/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على فعل تهدئة شخص أو دولة أو استرضائها، غالبًا بتقديم تنازلات لتلبية مطالبها، ويُستخدم خاصة في السياق السياسي للإشارة إلى سياسة تجنب النزاع عبر تقديم تنازلات.

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noun

/əˈpiːz.mənt/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على فعل تهدئة شخص أو دولة أو استرضائها، غالبًا بتقديم تنازلات لتلبية مطالبها، ويُستخدم خاصة في السياق السياسي للإشارة إلى سياسة تجنب النزاع عبر تقديم تنازلات.

A noun referring to the act of satisfying or pacifying someone, often by giving in to demands, especially in a political context to avoid conflict.

غير معدود

  1. Pacification or conciliationC1formal

    The act of satisfying or calming someone, often by giving in to their demands, especially in a political context.

    arاسترضاء

    • The policy of appeasement towards the aggressor failed to prevent war.
    • Historians often debate the effectiveness of appeasement in the 1930s.
    • His appeasement of the angry customer only delayed the inevitable complaint.

    المرادفاتaccommodationassuagementcalmingconcessionconciliationmollificationpacificationplacationpropitiationsoothing

    الأضدادaggravationincitementprovocation

  2. Satisfaction of a demandC1formal

    The act of fulfilling a need or desire, often to avoid conflict.

    arتلبية المطلب

    • The government's appeasement of the protesters led to temporary peace.
    • Appeasement of the child's cravings for sweets was not a good parenting strategy.
    • The company's appeasement of the union's demands averted a strike.

    المرادفاتaccommodationconciliationfulfillmentgratificationpacificationplacationpropitiationsatisfaction

الصيغ
  • appeasements plural form
  • appeasements' possessive plural form
  • appeasement's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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