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conciliar
каталонский
ajustar
испанский
acordar
Come to terms.
settle
accommodate
reconcile
patch up
make up
португальский
conciliar
португальский
acalmar
каталонский
apaivagar
испанский
aliviar
Cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of.
gentle
appease
pacify
assuage
placate
mollify
gruntle
lenify
португальский
acalmar
1
The actual policy, and its physical demonstrations, repelled, and did not
conciliate
.
2
The system of Irala was to
conciliate
rather than subdue the natives.
3
The former gentry I knew how to
conciliate
,
too, in other ways.
4
He took out the captured chiefs, and attempted to
conciliate
the Iroquois.
5
The attempt to
conciliate
both parties, had rendered it obnoxious to both.
6
We must rather
conciliate
the good-will of our hosts than offend them.
7
To
conciliate
the tribes through which he passed, he adopted Persian dress.
8
She seemed to respect him and even to wish to
conciliate
him.
9
Feeling all at once rather a fool, I sought to
conciliate
her.
10
Their office is to endeavour to prevent litigious suits, and
conciliate
differences.
11
Therefore I must not overlook her anger, but try to
conciliate
her.
12
He even seemed to rebuke his judges, rather than to
conciliate
them.
13
One can only
conciliate
a man by getting on his weak side.
14
Now the question arises, How is it possible to
conciliate
the audience?
15
There is my father to
conciliate
before they can come to Abbotsmead.
16
Would he endeavour to
conciliate
those whom he well knew disliked him?
conciliate
·
conciliate the people
conciliate affection
conciliate all parties
conciliate popular
conciliate public
португальский
conciliar
ajustar
acalmar
aliviar
apaziguar
aplacar
каталонский
ajustar
adaptar
apaivagar
suavitzar
aplacar
pacificar
assossegar
alleujar
испанский
acordar
aliviar