conciliation n. 1.安撫,勸慰;說服。 2.調(diào)停,調(diào)解;妥協(xié)。 3.迎合;獲得。 Court of conciliation 【法律】調(diào)解法庭。 The C- Act 〔英國〕(工潮的)調(diào)停法。 n. -ism 調(diào)和主義。 n. -ist 調(diào)和主義者。
He wanted to explain and conciliate her . 他要向她解釋,勸慰她。
They are both trying hard to conciliate one another . 雙方都在拼命想取得諒解。
He would never stoop to conciliate . 他決不屈就和解。
He supported the patriarch, he conciliated the greeks . 他支持大教長,他綏撫希臘人。
It was a pleasant evening, i said, conciliating the moment . 真是個令人愉快的夜晚,我為了應(yīng)景助興說了這么一句話。
I should do well to conciliate this ancient mammon of unrighteousness . 我得盡量謙卑一些,好博得這位老謀深算的惡神的好感。
From the first he had sought to conciliate that gentleman, for the sake of the deserted girl . 為著這個被拋棄的女孩的緣故,他一起頭就想討好這位先生。
Morris had conciliated her at first, and made his impression by his delicate and calculated deference . 莫里斯先是討得她的歡心,以他經(jīng)過深思熟慮而裝扮出來的尊敬博得她的好感。
Those men are most apt to be obsequious and conciliating abroad, who are under the discipline of shrews at home . 一個人在家里受慣了潑婦的教訓(xùn),到外面是最容易處處隨和,事事順從。
As he was quite a creature of mr. quilp's and had a thousand reasons for conciliating his good opinion, he tried to smile . 因為他是奎爾普先生的食客,有一千種的理由逢迎他,因此只好露出笑容。
conciliateとは意味:conciliate v. なだめる. 【+前置詞】 ◆conciliate sb with a smile 微笑を見せて人をなだめる I conciliated her with a promise to take her out to dinner. 食事に連れていくと約束して彼女の機嫌を取った.