placatory

• adj. 抚慰的；怀柔的；调解的

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"

When next he spoke he was more placatory.

当他又开口说话时，语气带有了更多的安抚性。

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Prue assumed a placatory tone of voice.

普吕以一种安慰人的语气说话。

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

他作抚慰状地举起一只手说：“好吧，我们看看我们能做什么。”

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

音乐一定是舒适的, 她不会是博物馆的藏品.

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来自placate,安抚，抚慰。

1. When next he spoke he was more placatory.

当他又开口说话时，语气带有了更多的安抚性。

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2. Prue assumed a placatory tone of voice.

普吕以一种安慰人的语气说话。

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

他作抚慰状地举起一只手说：“好吧，我们看看我们能做什么。”

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

音乐一定是舒适的, 她不会是博物馆的藏品.

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5. The low ebb hour that Chinese man fails in them, what expect a woman is placatory.

中国男人在他们失败的低潮时刻, 则期盼女人的抚慰.

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placatory (adj.)

1630s, from Latin placatorius "pertaining to appeasing," from placat-, past participle stem of placare "to appease" (see placate).