smooth over

平息

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1. 掩饰;调停,平息：smooth out 把...开平;消除;解决 | smooth over 掩饰;调停,平息 | snap at 厉声说;急促地说

2. 消除, 掩饰：decyl aldehyde 癸醛 | smooth over 消除, 掩饰 | polyphore 离蕊花托

3. 消除：smooth out 消除 | smooth over 消除 | smooth things 恭维话

4. 使(问题)缓解：set out to do sth. 开始做某事 | smooth over 使(问题)缓解 | snap at 厉声斥责

1. smooth over

1. (尤指通过协商)减轻，缓和
    If you smooth over a problem or difficulty, you make it less serious and easier to deal with, especially by talking to the people concerned.

    e.g. ...an attempt to smooth over the violent splits that have occurred...
           力求缓和已经发生的暴力冲突的尝试
    e.g. The Chancellor is trying to smooth things over.
           总理正试图缓和局面。

1. TOKYO - China and Japan need to continue candid exchanges to smooth over thorny security and diplomatic issues and achieve mutual understanding.

2. The first coordination committee to offer citywide comprehensive supervision over demolitions has been founded in Beijing to smooth the way for projects in 2010.

3. This can lead to a more cheerful disposition and help smooth over relationship difficulties.

4. Only when the lock over the taxi industry is entirely smashed, can taxis have a smooth run and passengers have an unimpeded travel.

5. Its radar instrument swept over the feature's northern tip and determined it likely contains liquid methane or ethane because of its smooth appearance.

6. You will find traveling in Beijing over the Spring Festival ever so smooth, as so many people will have left the city to head for their hometowns.

7. Waterfalls are frozen over the faces of rocks in smooth sheets of ice, or caught in the sharp points of icicles and their occasional drips.

8. Liu said the first day's operation was smooth, and only one of the 12 households resisted before handing over the poultry.

9. He must also integrate Merrill Lynch and smooth relations with regulators after they clashed with Lewis over the purchase.

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10. That's when he flips for a smooth flow of the text over " loyalty " to the original.

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