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appease
apaiser

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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appease [GB əˈpiːz, Am əˈpiz] VERBE trans

appease
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anglais
anglais
apaiser personne, militants
to pacify, to appease
apaiser colère, inquiétude
to calm, to appease
apaiser faim, soif, désir
to satisfy, to appease

dans le dictionnaire PONS

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appease [əˈpi:z] VERBE trans form

1. appease (pacify):

appease person
appease conflict, disorder

2. appease (relieve):

appease hunger, pain
français
français
anglais
anglais
assouvir faim, vengeance, passion
to appease
apaiser dieux
to appease
dans le dictionnaire PONS
anglais
anglais
français
français

appease ·ˈpiz] VERBE trans form

1. appease (pacify):

appease person
appease conflict, disorder

2. appease (relieve):

appease hunger, pain
français
français
anglais
anglais
assouvir faim, vengeance, passion
to appease
apaiser dieux
to appease
Present
Iappease
youappease
he/she/itappeases
weappease
youappease
theyappease
Past
Iappeased
youappeased
he/she/itappeased
weappeased
youappeased
theyappeased
Present Perfect
Ihaveappeased
youhaveappeased
he/she/ithasappeased
wehaveappeased
youhaveappeased
theyhaveappeased
Past Perfect
Ihadappeased
youhadappeased
he/she/ithadappeased
wehadappeased
youhadappeased
theyhadappeased

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While incarcerated, he rewrote the lyrics, which appeased the police.
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Their initial disposition towards the player is hostile, although like pirates they can be temporarily appeased through flattery.
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Drake then attempted to appease the nawabs anger by promising to submit to all of his demands, but it was too late.
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There was no way to appease this woman who just wouldn't leave him alone, he said.
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Any hope for his party's winning the 1993 election was predicated on improving social programs, addressing employment needs, and appeasing a disgruntled, vocal public sector.
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