I. con·cili·ate [kənˈsɪlieɪt] 动词 不及物动词
- conciliate
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II. con·cili·ate [kənˈsɪlieɪt] 动词 trans
1. conciliate (placate):
- to conciliate sb
- jdn besänftigen [o. beschwichtigen]
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
In an emotive speech he said they must crush us or conciliate us.
en.wikipedia.org We often joined in these rude ceremonies for the purpose of conciliating our red neighbors, and it had the desired effect.
en.wikipedia.org A conference of opposition leaders and the cancellation of the state of emergency (in effect since 1965) came too late to conciliate the opposition.
en.wikipedia.org The same thing may happen again: an over-mighty - yet corrupt and incompetent- state may try to crush its opponents rather than conciliate them.
www.independent.co.uk Its operatives destroyed or advocated the destruction of property, aroused antagonism between different groups of strikers, and employed sluggersall the time professing to be engaged in conciliating troublemakers.
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