conciliation

• 名词，指在分歧之后通过调解或消除不信任与敌意来建立善意与合作的过程或状态。

A noun referring to the process or state of bringing goodwill and cooperation after a disagreement, often through mediation or placating distrust and animosity.

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1. Goodwill after reconciliationC1formal

   The state of showing goodwill and cooperation after a disagreement has been resolved.

   和解后的和睦

   • The conciliation between the two leaders was evident in their joint statement.
   • After months of tension, a spirit of conciliation finally emerged in the negotiations.
   • The conciliation shown by both parties helped restore trust.

   同义词rapprochement

2. Mediation processC1formal

   A form of dispute resolution where a neutral third party helps opposing sides reach an agreement without going to arbitration.

   调解程序

   • The company agreed to enter conciliation with the union to avoid a strike.
   • Conciliation is often faster and less expensive than going to court.
   • The conciliation process allowed both sides to express their concerns openly.

   同义词intercessionintermediationmediationreconciliation

3. Placating and overcoming distrustC1formal

   The act of calming someone down and reducing hostility or suspicion.

   安抚

   • His conciliation of the angry customer prevented a formal complaint.
   • The manager's conciliation efforts helped ease tensions among the staff.
   • Through careful conciliation, she was able to overcome the deep distrust between the groups.

   同义词appeasementmollificationpacificationplacationpropitiation

   反义词aggravationenragementincitementprovocation