conciliatory

UK:  [kən'sɪliət(ə)ri]

US:  [kən'sɪliə.tɔri]

adj.

1.安抚的,说服的,和解的; 调解的

2.息事求和的,和事佬的

3.卑

1 . A year later, Clinton headed to Beijing as secretary of state with a conciliatory message seen as downplaying human rights concerns.
一年之后，成为国务卿的希拉里就带着一份降低关注人权的安抚信息飞往北京。

2 . "Please calm the old lady down, " he said to me in a conciliatory tone. "I'll take this lamp and this bowl and leave. "
“请让老妇人冷静下来，”他以一种安抚的语调对我说。“我拿了这个台灯和这个碗，就走。”

3 . The blast from Beijing may have been predictable but it was also out of sync with China's recent conciliatory noises on trade.
北京的激烈反应也许是可以预见的，但还是与中国近来在贸易问题上的温和态度不太一致。

4 . He said the only solution would be a clean second-round contest or some sort of conciliatory deal between Abdullah and Karzai.
他说唯一的解决之道将是一次透明的第二轮选举，或者在阿卜杜拉和卡尔扎伊之间达成某种和解协议。

5 . This is clearly a conciliatory gesture towards his wife, Cherie, who has not seen as much of him as she might have hoped - and he admits it.
很明显这是对他妻子切丽的抚慰的姿态，因为一直以来切丽不能像她希望的那样常常见到他—布莱尔承认这一点。