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pacifier

/ˈpæs.ɪ.faɪ.ər/

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noun

/ˈpæs.ɪ.faɪ.ər/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека или предмет, который приносит мир или спокойствие, или устройство, даваемое младенцу для сосания или жевания для успокоения.

A noun referring to a person or thing that brings peace or calm, or a device given to an infant to suck or bite on for comfort.

  1. PeacemakerB2formal

    A person who tries to bring about peace or calm a conflict.

    ruМиротворец

    • The diplomat acted as a pacifier between the two warring nations.
    • She was known as a pacifier in the office, always resolving disputes.
    • He played the role of a pacifier during the heated debate.

    Synonymsappeaserconciliatormediatorpeacekeeperpeacemakerreconciler

    Antonymsagitatorinstigatorprovocateurtroublemaker

  2. Calming agentB2formal

    Anything that serves to calm, soothe, or pacify someone.

    ruУспокоительное средство

    • Music can be a great pacifier for a stressed mind.
    • A warm bath is often used as a pacifier for anxiety.
    • The gentle rain was a natural pacifier for the restless crowd.

    Synonymsanodynebalmnarcoticopiatepalliativesedativetranquilizer

    Antonymsaggravatorirritantprovocationstimulant

  3. Baby sootherA2informal

    A rubber or plastic device given to an infant to suck or bite on, to calm them.

    ruСоска

    • The baby fell asleep with a pacifier in its mouth.
    • She bought a new pacifier for her teething infant.
    • The pacifier helped soothe the crying baby.

    Synonymscomforterdummy

Forms
  • pacifiers plural form
  • pacifiers' possessive plural form
  • pacifier's possessive singular form
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