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单词 reconciliation
释义
reconciliation
noun
uk
/ˌrek.ənˌsɪl.iˈeɪ.ʃən/us
/ˌrek.ənˌsɪl.iˈeɪ.ʃən/
[CorU]
asituationin which twopeopleorgroupsofpeoplebecomefriendlyagain after they haveargued:
和解；和好；修好
It tookhoursofnegotiationstobringabout a reconciliationbetweenthe twosides.双方谈了好几个小时才达成和解。
[U]
theprocessof making twooppositebeliefs,ideas, orsituationsagree
调和；和谐；一致
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Making & accepting apologies
  • afraid
  • amends
  • apologetically
  • apologize
  • atone forsomething
  • atonement
  • bury the hatchetidiom
  • conciliatory
  • crawl back (tosomeone)idiom
  • excuse
  • expiate
  • pardonable
  • peace
  • plead
  • remission
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  • sink
  • soz
  • takesomethingback
  • turn the other cheekidiom
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Accepting & agreeing
(Definition ofreconciliationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

reconciliation| American Dictionary

reconciliation
noun[C/U]
us
/ˌrek·ənˌsɪl·iˈeɪ·ʃən/
theprocessof making twopeopleorgroupsofpeoplefriendlyagain after they havearguedseriouslyorfoughtandkeptapartfrom each other, or asituationin which thishappens
(Definition ofreconciliationfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

reconciliation| Business English

reconciliation
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˌrekənˌsɪliˈeɪʃən/us
ACCOUNTING
theprocessofcomparingdifferentfinancialaccounts,amounts, etc. inordertocheckthat theyaddup to the sametotalor toexplainanydifferencesbetween them:
We haven'tdone a reconciliationyet.

See also

bank reconciliation
(Definition ofreconciliationfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreconciliation

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Such reconciliations fail much more often than do adoptions.
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We have developed in this country, and we are proud of it, a voluntary system of negotiation which depends upon many illogical reconciliations.
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I myself have had to visit a dozen women to try to bring about reconciliations.
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We were still more impressed with another fact—the number of reconciliations which were effected even when orders had been taken out and made.
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I have quarrelled during the whole of the 30 years and have had reconciliations throughout the years.
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Our continent has thus become a place not of division, but of similarities and reconciliations.
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I think that progress is being made on right lines in what are necessarily reconciliations of opposing needs.
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A great many of them arc still being carried over, but already 34 reconciliations have been effected.
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We know that rows, unhappily, are better news than reconciliations.
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He has also helped the court to effect reconciliations in appropriate cases.
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We must try to seek reconciliations wherever we can.
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History will remember as our greatest men and nations those who make the reconciliations that are now so urgently required.
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The amendments on which he has played such a significant part contribute most notably to achieving those important reconciliations and balances of which he has spoken.
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If we live in a family we get used to understanding why people say things and take different actions, and in that small community we try to reach reconciliations.
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Depending upon people and circumstances, they could also be a sign of an impending politicalreconciliation.
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Collocationswithreconciliation

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hope of reconciliation
Finding nohopeofreconciliation, the sub-commissioners buckled and passed the project back to the privy council.
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national reconciliation
Indeed, the objective of the political process was the formation of a coalition government designed to enhancenationalreconciliation.
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political reconciliation
Depending upon people and circumstances, they could also be a sign of an impendingpoliticalreconciliation.
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