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单词 reconcile
释义
reconcile
verb[T]
uk
/ˈrek.ən.saɪl/us
/ˈrek.ən.saɪl/
C2
tofinda way in which twosituationsorbeliefsthat areopposedto each other canagreeandexisttogether:
调和；调解；使一致
It is sometimesdifficultto reconcilescienceandreligion.有时很难调和宗教和科学之间的矛盾。
It'sdifficultto reconcile such differentpointsofview.差别如此悬殊的观点是很难达成一致的。
How can you reconcileyourfurcoatand/withyourloveofanimals?如果你爱动物，那怎么还穿毛皮大衣呢？
be reconciled
When twopeopleare reconciled, theybecomefriendlyagain after they haveargued:
和解；和好；重归于好
They werefinallyreconciledwitheach other, after notspeakingfornearlyfiveyears.他们差不多有5年的时间连话都不说，但最后终于重归于好。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Accepting & agreeing
  • acceptance
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  • accommodation
  • accreditation
  • agree tosomething
  • agree withsomething
  • approved
  • concur
  • murmur
  • rise
  • root
  • rule
  • sanction
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  • self-acceptance
  • self-acknowledged
  • self-admitted
  • settle onsomething
  • sign on the dotted lineidiom
  • unanimous
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Phrasal verb

reconcileyourselftosomething
(Definition ofreconcilefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

reconcile| American Dictionary

reconcile
verb[T]
us
/ˈrek·ənˌsɑɪl/
toadjustthe way youthinkabout afactorsituationthat isopposedto anotherfactorsituationso that you canacceptboth:
How do we reconcile theseeminglycontradictorynotionsofcuttingtaxesandbalancingthebudget?
If twopeopleare reconciled, theybecomefriendlyagain after havingarguedsoseriouslythat theykeptapart:
After twoyearsof notspeakingto one another, the twobrotherswerefinallyreconciled.
To reconcile yourself to asituationis toacceptitevenif it isunpleasantorpainful, because it cannot bechanged:
He has reconciled himself to thelossof theelectionand ismovingon.
(Definition ofreconcilefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

reconcile| Business English

reconcile
verb[IorT]
uk
/ˈrekənsaɪl/us
ACCOUNTING
tocomparedifferentfinancialaccounts,amounts, etc. inordertocheckthat theyaddup to the sametotalor toexplainanydifferencesbetween them:
They've got all thepaperworkand they're nowtryingto reconcile thevariousfigures.
reconcile sth with sthWe need to reconcile alltransactionswith thebankstatementsandcancelledcheques.
I just couldn't get thenumbersto reconcile.
(Definition ofreconcilefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreconcile

reconcile
The problem is that each player's use indirectly interferes with the other's use and that some arrangement is necessary toreconcileboth uses.
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So how are we to understand the aspiration toreconcilethemes, which have typically been treated as incompatible?
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Each differs in some respects from the others, and no attempt has been made toreconcilethose differences.
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They were doing so in a way that attempted toreconciletwo very different imperatives.
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However, it was difficult toreconcilesuch a model with many properties of the enzymes.
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In considering these dimensions, the real and dynamic nature of reconciling work and family life becomes more apparent.
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The act of patronising contemporary artists reconciles the conflicting demands of old and new cultures.
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In that sense, there is no difficulty in reconciling non-naturalistic forms of evolutionary theory with religion.
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Facial expressions, for example, can communicate fear or surprise; a movement of the hand can communicate affection or a desire toreconcileafter conflict.
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So the majority of works we presented in this article try toreconcileboth requirements - automation and high-quality mappings - by adopting semi-automatic approaches.
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This paper suggests a way of conceptually reconciling patient autonomy and fairness.
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They might be reconciled by specifying which types of media have what types of effects on which types of people.
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Also, the above mentioned recent results on generalized notions of metric spaces, whichreconcilethe order-theoretic with the metric-theoretic approach, are discussed.
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This proposal couldreconcilethe apparently discrepant findings that, in animals, the hippocampus participates in spatial memory, whereas in humans, it participates in declarative memory.
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That was the price that had to be paid toreconcilethe approach with the central institutional fact.
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