1.安慰,劝慰,抚慰;使镇定(神经,感情),使平静
2.缓和,减轻,减少(痛苦等)
3.奉承
1.to make someone more calm and more relaxed when they are feeling nervous, worried, or upset
2.to make something less sore or painful
1.They produce a general sense of well-being, including feeling soothed, peaceful and secure.
它们使我们产生一种普遍的幸福感，包括安心，平和以及安全感。
2.They had a couple of beers together and, over the course of the evening, the rivalry and bitterness that had been between them was soothed.
于是他们坐在一起喝了几杯啤酒，一晚上下来，两人之间的对立情绪缓和了不少。
3.So women may be hardwired to feel safe and soothed when connecting with other women, she said.
因此当女性同其他女性接触时，会感到安全和放松。
4.Mr Gates soothed relations with the top brass, the State Department and Congress that had been frayed by his predecessor's truculence.
盖茨缓和了上层官员间的矛盾，国防部与国会之间被前任国防部长的粗野行为破坏的关系得以修复。
5.And he seems to have soothed fears in Tokyo, for the time being at least, that he had grown too enamoured of China at Japan's expense.
至少在目前看来，陆克文有意安抚因过于亲近中国而感到受伤害的东京。
6.From habit he went toward the house, where he was used to being soothed when he had worked himself into a frenzy.
出于习惯，他径直跑到家门口，因为每当他在外大发雷霆之后，总喜欢站在那里消消气。
7.In his hours of despair she soothed him, listened to his complaints and gave him the courage to continue.
在他绝望的时刻，她安慰他，倾听他的诉苦并使他有勇气继续干下去。
8.and I felt so soothed and comforted to watch them, that I did not notice how time got on.
我望着他们，觉得定心和安慰，而使我竟然没有注意时间是怎么过去的。
9.She felt a little out of place, but the great room soothed her and the view of the well-dressed throng outside seemed a splendid thing.
她稍稍感到有些不自在，但是这大餐厅使她宽心，看看窗外那些服装华丽的人流，也似乎令人振奋。
10.Running, shouting, hot cheeks soothed by the cooling air, boys and girls call from up and down the river-bank, "Got one? "
男孩子和女孩子飞跑，喧嚷、火辣辣的面颊拂着凉润的清风，他们在河边往返呼问：“你捉到一只了吗？”