conciliatory

形容词调和的; 安抚的; 说服的; 调解的

1. 安抚的,抚慰的：- apologetic 谦卑的,充满歉意的 | - conciliatory 安抚的,抚慰的 | - fervent 炽热的, 热烈的

2. 调和的：Concession Making, in negotiating 谈判中的让步 | Conciliatory 调和的 | Concluding 终决的

3. 抚慰的：conciliator 抚慰者 | conciliatory 抚慰的 | concinnate 配合

4. 缓和的：Enrage:愤怒 | Conciliatory:缓和的 | Accommodate:乐于助人的

1. 愿意和解的; 调停的;安抚的
    When you are conciliatory in your actions or behaviour, you show that you are willing to end a disagreement with someone.

    e.g. The next time he spoke he used a more conciliatory tone...
           他再次开口时使用了更具安抚性的语气。
    e.g. The President's speech was hailed as a conciliatory gesture toward business.
           总统的讲话被视为对商界的安抚性姿态，受到了欢迎。

1. A State Department official suggested Washington wanted to send a conciliatory signal.

2. The appointments will signal how conciliatory he means to be to Ozawa backers, many of whom object to tax hikes for fear of putting off voters.

3. conciliatory

3. But differences between the senators could affect policy later, especially if Chinese officials keep up their recent tilt toward slightly more conciliatory rhetoric.

4. Paulson has stuck to a conciliatory tone with Beijing, avoiding publicly pressuring Chinese leaders and stressing the benefits of reform for ordinary Chinese.

5. The DPRK's rare conciliatory move could mean it wants greater contact with the outside world after being hit with UN sanctions for its nuclear test.

6. conciliatory在线翻译

6. Ahmadinejad spoke in a far more conciliatory tone than the one he usually adopts, avoiding fiery denunciations of the West with a call for talks.

7. Fernandez is seen as a more conciliatory figure than her husband, but her lack of concrete policy promises made her hard to judge.

8. He's swung from being conciliatory to badgering Congress to act, from courting the opposition to taking partisan swipes.

9. But even shadowed in fears of escalating confrontation, both sides have moved to manage the conflict in a more conciliatory manner.

10. conciliatory的近义词

10. The DPRK has long balanced stoking tensions with conciliatory overtures to extract concessions and head off sanctions.

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