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Meanings of reassure in inglés

portugués
tranqüilizar

Cause to feel sure; give reassurance to.

tranqüilizar
Usage of reassure in inglés
1
Reflection should reassure us that the Irish economy remains in good health.
The Irish Times
2
She said the new warning system would help reassure tourists and operators.
Radio NZ
3
It can also help reassure the parties of each other's good faith.
A journey: my political life
4
Police sought to reassure local people, saying they were not at risk.
Reuters
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Legacy fundraising: do charities need a code of practice to reassure donors?
The Guardian
6
We need someone to direct us and reassure us this is possible.
Catching Fire
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A stopgap solution was unlikely to reassure business or investors, he said.
The Guardian
8
Dodd sought to reassure investors about the health of the two companies.
Reuters
9
Later, the prisoner said, There is no way I can reassure you.
Surrender to the will of the night
10
Despite the tumbling profits, several of the banks sought to reassure investors.
The Irish Times
11
Germany tried in January to reassure Poland the Yamal route was safe.
Reuters
12
Photo: AFP The sell-off continued despite China's latest attempts to reassure investors.
Radio NZ
13
It soon found it scrambling to reassure a nervous public and parliament.
News.com.au
14
But he knew that he spoke the words mostly to reassure himself.
Jarka Ruus
15
Both Mets officials attempted to reassure Cespedes that was not the case.
News.com.au
16
Photo: RNZI But the company sought to reassure the people of Vanuatu.
Radio NZ
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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