placatory

英[pl??ke?t?ri]

美[?ple?k?t?ri]

基本釋義

When next he spoke he was more placatory.

當(dāng)他又開口說話時，語氣帶有了更多的安撫性。

柯林斯例句

Prue assumed a placatory tone of voice.

普呂以一種安慰人的語氣說話。

柯林斯例句

He raised a placatory hand. "All right, we'll see what we can do."

他作撫慰狀地舉起一只手說：“好吧，我們看看我們能做什么。”

柯林斯例句

Music must never be comfortable, never become a museum - piece , not placatory.

音樂一定是舒適的, 她不會是博物館的藏品.

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Adjective

1. tending or intended to pacify by acceding to demands or granting concessions;
"the appeasing concessions to the Nazis at Munich"
"placating (or placative) gestures"
"an astonishingly placatory speech"