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conciliar
catalán
ajustar
español
acordar
Come to terms.
settle
accord
accommodate
conciliate
patch up
make up
español
acordar
portugués
reconciliar
catalán
congeniar
Bring into consonance or accord.
harmonize
harmonise
portugués
reconciliar
To accept as inevitable.
submit
resign
1
However, long after our communities
reconcile
,
we as individuals continue to suffer.
2
A national conference is being planned, to try to
reconcile
all sides.
3
The problem was that the concept was hard to
reconcile
with Jack.
4
Given the fundamental nature of crossing, it's hard to
reconcile
those observations.
5
Their friends had all the trouble in the world to
reconcile
them.
6
The planets suggest he may even try to
reconcile
with her soon!
7
All the efforts of their sovereigns to
reconcile
them were in vain.
8
As president of the Royal Society Pepys tried to
reconcile
their antagonisms.
9
In every sense you
reconcile
me to men and the world, Laetitia.
10
Schaap and his wife are trying to
reconcile
their marriage, he said.
11
Young women will know how to
reconcile
the opposition of the sentiment.
12
The report of the scholarship won would
reconcile
him to his disappointment.
13
He wondered whether Mei had ever wanted him to
reconcile
with Nicola.
14
History hasn't been kind to Sartre's attempt to
reconcile
Marxism with existentialism.
15
Thus with kind words the judges tried to
reconcile
the two peasants.
16
In the end, she simply couldn't
reconcile
the contradictions of modern life.
reconcile
·
reconcile with
reconcile differences
reconcile such
reconcile science
reconcile a man
portugués
conciliar
ajustar
reconciliar
compatibilizar
catalán
ajustar
adaptar
congeniar
reconciliar
harmonitzar
español
acordar