appease

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

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по успокоению, умиротворению или удовлетворению кого-либо путем уступки его требованиям или потребностям.esVerbo que denota la acción de calmar, aplacar o satisfacer a alguien cediendo a sus demandas o necesidades.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de calmer, d'apaiser ou de satisfaire quelqu'un en cédant à ses exigences ou à ses besoins.deVerb, das bezeichnet, jemanden zu beruhigen, zu besänftigen oder zufriedenzustellen, indem man seinen Forderungen oder Bedürfnissen nachgibt.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de acalmar, pacificar ou satisfazer alguém fazendo concessões às suas exigências ou necessidades.zh动词，指通过让步或满足对方的要求、需要来安抚、平息或取悦某人，使之不再愤怒或不满。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على تهدئة شخص ما أو استرضائه أو إرضائه بتلبية مطالبه أو احتياجاته، وغالبًا ما يكون ذلك عبر تقديم تنازلات.

1. Calm or pacify B2 formal

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

   • 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.

   ruУспокоитьesAplacar o calmarfrApaiserdeBesänftigenptAcalmarzh安抚arتهدئة

   Синонимы: calmconciliatemollifypacifyplacatepropitiatequietensoothe

   Антонимы: agitateangerenrageexasperateinciteinflameprovoke

2. Satisfy a need or desire B2 formal

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

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

   ruУтолитьesSatisfacer una necesidad o deseofrSatisfaire un besoin ou un désirdeStillenptSaciarzh满足arإرواء الرغبة

   Синонимы: assuagegratifyquenchsatiatesatisfyslake

   Антонимы: aggravateintensifyprovokestimulatewhet

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