reconcile 音标拼音: [r'ɛkəns
, ɑɪl]
vt . 使和解,调停,使和谐,使一致,使顺从,使听从
使和解,调停,使和谐,使一致,使顺从,使听从
reconcile v 1 :
make (
one thing )
compatible with (
another ); "
The scientists had to accommodate the new results with the existing theories " [
synonym : {
accommodate }, {
reconcile }, {
conciliate }]
2 :
bring into consonance or accord ; "
harmonize one '
s goals with one '
s abilities " [
synonym : {
harmonize }, {
harmonise }, {
reconcile }]
3 :
come to terms ; "
After some discussion we finally made up "
[
synonym : {
reconcile }, {
patch up }, {
make up }, {
conciliate },
{
settle }]
4 :
accept as inevitable ; "
He resigned himself to his fate " [
synonym :
{
resign }, {
reconcile }, {
submit }]
Reconcile \
Rec "
on *
cile `\ (-
s ?
l `),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p .
{
Reconciled } (-
s ?
ld `);
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Reconciling }.] [
F .
r ['
e ]
concilier ,
L .
reconciliare ;
pref .
re -
re -
conciliare to bring together ,
to unite .
See {
Conciliate }.]
1 .
To cause to be friendly again ;
to conciliate anew ;
to restore to friendship ;
to bring back to harmony ;
to cause to be no longer at variance ;
as ,
to reconcile persons who have quarreled .
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Propitious now and reconciled by prayer . --
Dryden .
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The church [
if defiled ]
is interdicted till it be reconciled [
i .
e .,
restored to sanctity ]
by the bishop . --
Chaucer .
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We pray you . . .
be ye reconciled to God . --
2 Cor .
v .
20 .
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2 .
To bring to acquiescence ,
content ,
or quiet submission ;
as ,
to reconcile one '
s self to affictions .
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3 .
To make consistent or congruous ;
to bring to agreement or suitableness ; --
followed by with or to .
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The great men among the ancients understood how to reconcile manual labor with affairs of state .
--
Locke .
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Some figures monstrous and misshaped appear ,
Considered singly ,
or beheld too near ;
Which ,
but proportioned to their light or place ,
Due distance reconciles to form and grace . --
Pope .
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4 .
To adjust ;
to settle ;
as ,
to reconcile differences .
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Syn :
To reunite ;
conciliate ;
placate ;
propitiate ;
pacify ;
appease .
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Reconcile \
Rec "
on *
cile `\,
v .
i .
To become reconciled . [
Obs .]
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99 Moby Thesaurus words for "
reconcile ":
accept ,
accommodate ,
accommodate with ,
accord ,
adapt ,
adapt to ,
adjust ,
adjust to ,
agree with ,
arrange matters ,
assimilate ,
assimilate to ,
attune ,
be guided by ,
bend ,
bring to terms ,
bring together ,
bury the hatchet ,
chime in with ,
comply ,
comply with ,
compose ,
compromise ,
condone ,
conform ,
coordinate ,
correct ,
correspond ,
countenance ,
cut to ,
discipline ,
equalize ,
fall in with ,
fit ,
fix ,
fix up ,
follow ,
gear to ,
go by ,
grin and abide ,
harmonize ,
heal the breach ,
homologate ,
homologize ,
integrate ,
key to ,
let go by ,
let pass ,
make conform ,
make peace ,
make plumb ,
make uniform ,
measure ,
mediate ,
meet ,
mold ,
obey ,
observe ,
overlook ,
patch things up ,
placate ,
proportion ,
put in tune ,
quadrate ,
rectify ,
regulate ,
resign ,
resolve ,
restore harmony ,
reunite ,
right ,
rise above ,
rub off corners ,
set ,
set right ,
settle ,
settle differences ,
shape ,
shrug ,
shrug it off ,
similarize ,
smooth it over ,
square ,
straighten ,
submit ,
submit to ,
suit ,
sync ,
synchronize ,
tailor ,
tally with ,
trim to ,
true ,
true up ,
tune ,
unite ,
weave peace between ,
yield ,
yield to
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