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conciliate

/kənˈsɪl.i.eɪt/

翻译: 使人们或团体达成一致、和解的动词,也指通过妥协或调解赢得某人的好感或信任。

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词语关系

verb

/kənˈsɪl.i.eɪt/C1formal
  • zh使人们或团体达成一致、和解的动词,也指通过妥协或调解赢得某人的好感或信任。

A verb used to indicate the act of bringing people or groups into agreement, or to win over someone's goodwill or trust, often through compromise or mediation.

  1. To win over or appeaseC1formal

    To overcome the distrust or hostility of someone by making friendly gestures or concessions.

    zh安抚,平息

    • The manager tried to conciliate the angry customer with a full refund.
    • He attempted to conciliate his critics by adopting some of their suggestions.
    • The government's new policy was designed to conciliate the opposition party.

    同义词appeasemollifypacifyplacatepropitiatereconcilesoothewin over

    反义词alienateantagonizeestrangeincenseprovoke

  2. To reconcile or bring togetherC1formal

    To bring into agreement or harmony; to settle differences.

    zh调解

    • The mediator worked hard to conciliate the two sides of the dispute.
    • They made efforts to conciliate their conflicting interests.
    • It took months to conciliate the warring factions.

    同义词accommodateharmonizemediatereconcilereunitesettle

    反义词alienatedisunitedivideestrangeseparate

词形
  • conciliated past participle
  • conciliated past simple
  • conciliating present participle
  • conciliates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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