1.调停,调解;妥协
2.安抚,劝慰;说服
3.迎合;获得
1.a process that is intended to end an argument between two groups of people
1.The result is, as one Western diplomat puts it, "a government in full conciliation mode" , firmly on the back foot.
结果，就像一位西方外交家说的那样，“一个完全处采取怀柔政策的政府”，坚定地处于防守状态。
2.All this risk ought to point in the direction of conciliation, even accommodation, with the United States.
所有这些风险必须在协调中解决，甚至是美国参与的调解。
3.B. There seems to have been an absence of attempt at conciliation between rival sects.
似乎没有进行任何尝试去调解对立派之间的矛盾。
4.If the matter cannot be resolved through conciliation, the Labour Affairs Bureau will refer the case to the Public Prosecutions Office.
如问题未能透过调解获得解决，澳门劳工事务局会把有关个案转介检察院。
5.When a people's court conducts conciliation, it may invite the units or inpiduals concerned to come to its assistance.
第八十七条人民法院进行调解，可以邀请有关单位和个人协助。
6.I feel conciliation is better than confrontation. Therefore any conflict should be solved through peaceful dialogue.
我觉得妥协比对立好。任何的摩擦都应靠和平对话来解决。
7.Where a real right is damaged, the right holder may settle the problem by means of conciliation, mediation or arbitration, etc.
第三十二条物权受到侵害的，权利人可以通过和解、调解、仲裁、诉讼等途径解决。
8.Panels of conciliation are often set up to investigate disputes between particular members.
人们经常成立调解小组，调查某些成员国之间的争端。
9.Advise on measures to be adopted by the Labour Department with a view to improving its conciliation service.
向劳工处建议可采取的措施，以改善其调解服务。
10.While deploying her particular talent for mollification and conciliation, she will persist in pursuit of the German national interest.
默克尔一方面施展着平息纷争、安抚怀柔的独特才华，一方面还将坚持追求德国的国家利益。