reassuring

• 形容某事让人减少担忧、感到更安心或更有信心。

Describes something that makes you feel less worried or more confident.

1. Comforting or calmingB2formal

   Serving to restore confidence and relieve anxiety or doubt.

   令人安心的

   • Her reassuring smile helped calm the nervous child.
   • The doctor's words were very reassuring to the patient.
   • He gave a reassuring nod before she went on stage.

   同义词calmingcomfortingconsolingencouragingsoothingsupportiveuplifting

   反义词alarmingdisquietingdisturbingfrighteningunnervingupsettingworrying

• 动词，指消除某人的疑虑、恐惧或不安，使其恢复信心或感到放心。

A verb used to indicate the act of restoring confidence or removing someone's doubts or fears.

1. Restore confidenceB2formal

   To say or do something to remove someone's fears or doubts and make them feel confident again.

   使安心

   • The pilot reassured the passengers that the turbulence was normal.
   • She tried to reassure her friend before the job interview.
   • The doctor reassured the patient that the test results were fine.

   同义词bolsterbuoy upcheercomfortconsoleencouragesoothe

   反义词alarmdauntdiscouragedisheartendistressfrightenintimidateunnerveupsetworry

2. Make someone feel sureB2formal

   To cause someone to feel certain or confident about a situation or outcome.

   使安心

   • His calm voice reassured everyone in the room.
   • The manager reassured the team that their jobs were secure.
   • I called my mother to reassure her that I had arrived safely.

   同义词cheercomfortencourage

   反义词alarmdisquietdistressfrightenscareterrifyunnerveupsetworry