to make sb less angry or more friendly, especially by being kind and pleasant or by giving them sth
1.安抚,抚慰,劝慰;说服(反对者)
2.赢得(支持,好感)
3.调停,调解
1.to do something in order to end an argument or make someone feel less angry
1.Elizabeth disdained the appearance of noticing this civil reflection, but its meaning did not escape, nor was it likely to conciliate, her.
伊丽莎白蔑视他显得文雅的反省样子，不过他这几句话的意思她确实明白，但也不可能消解她的怒气。
2.Where it agrees to conciliate, draft agreement on conciliation shall be presented within the time limit set forth by the peoples court.
同意进行和解的，应当在人民法院指定的期限内提交和解协议草案。
3.The product with its good quality, reasonable price and the pure-hearted service, deeply conciliate the customers' reception.
产品以其优良的品质，合理的价格和真诚的服务态度，深受广大客户好评。
4.A wise government knows how to enforce with temper or to conciliate with dignity " (George Grenville). "
“一个明智的政府明白如何通过调和来加强或以威严来安抚”（乔治·格伦维尔）。
5.Article 51 Before giving an award, an arbitration tribunal may first attempt to conciliate.
第五十一条仲裁庭在作出裁决前，可以先行调解。
6.An independent adviser has been brought in to conciliate between the two sides involved in the conflict.
一位独立顾问被请来调停卷入冲突的两方。
7.Also he saw one dog, that would neither conciliate nor obey, finally killed in the struggle for mastery.
他也曾看见一条既不讨好，也不服从的狗，最后在争夺支配权的斗争中被杀。
8.From the first he had sought to conciliate that gentleman, for the sake of the deserted girl.
为着这个被抛弃的女孩的缘故，他一起头就想讨好这位先生。
9.The arbitration tribunal may conciliate cases in the manner it considers appropriate.
第四十六条仲裁庭可以按照其认为适当的方式进行调解。
10.But they no matter how heavy contradiction does it take place, to can conciliate always finally.
但是他们之间无论发生多么大的矛盾，到最后总是会和解。