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soothe

/suːð/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'apaiser, de calmer une douleur ou une souffrance, ou de réduire l'intensité de quelque chose.

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/suːð/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'apaiser, de calmer une douleur ou une souffrance, ou de réduire l'intensité de quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of calming, relieving pain or distress, or making something less intense.

  1. To calm or comfortB1formal

    To gently reduce pain, distress, or anxiety; to make someone feel more relaxed.

    frapaiser, calmer, réconforter

    • The mother's gentle voice soothed the crying baby.
    • A warm bath can soothe tired muscles.
    • He tried to soothe her fears about the surgery.

    Synonymesassuagecalmcomforteasemollifypacifyquietrelievesettletranquilize

    Antonymesagitateannoydistressexciteirritateprovokeupset

  2. To relieve or alleviateB1formal

    To make a physical or emotional discomfort less severe.

    frsoulager

    • This cream is designed to soothe skin irritation.
    • Drinking herbal tea can soothe a sore throat.
    • The massage helped soothe his aching back.

    Synonymesalleviateassuagecalmcomforteasemitigatemollifypacifyquietrelieve

    Antonymesaggravateexacerbateintensifyirritateworsen

Formes
  • soothed past participle
  • soothed past simple
  • soothing present participle
  • soothes third person singular
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