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appease

/əˈpiːz/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de calmer, d'apaiser ou de satisfaire quelqu'un en cédant à ses exigences ou à ses besoins.

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/əˈpiːz/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de calmer, d'apaiser ou de satisfaire quelqu'un en cédant à ses exigences ou à ses besoins.

A verb used to indicate the act of calming, pacifying, or satisfying someone by giving in to their demands or needs.

  1. Calm or pacifyB2formal

    To calm someone down or satisfy their demands, often to avoid conflict.

    frApaiser

    • The manager tried to appease the angry customer with a refund.
    • He offered a small gift to appease his upset wife.
    • The government attempted to appease the protesters by promising reforms.

    Synonymescalmconciliatemollifypacifyplacatepropitiatequietensoothe

    Antonymesagitateangerenrageexasperateinciteinflameprovoke

  2. Satisfy a need or desireB2formal

    To relieve or satisfy a craving, hunger, or thirst.

    frSatisfaire un besoin ou un désir

    • A glass of water appeased his thirst.
    • The snack appeased her hunger until dinner.
    • They appeased their curiosity by reading the full article.

    Synonymesassuagegratifyquenchsatiatesatisfyslake

    Antonymesaggravateintensifyprovokestimulatewhet

Formes
  • appeased past participle
  • appeased past simple
  • appeasing present participle
  • appeases third person singular
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