conciliation

UK:  [kən.sɪli'eɪʃ(ə)n]

US:  [kən.sɪli'eɪʃ(ə)n]

n.

1.调解;和解;和谈

2.调停,调解;妥协

3.安抚,劝慰;说服

4.迎合;获得

5.怀柔;求和

1 . 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。

2 . 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。

3 . 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。

4 . 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。

5 . When a people's court conducts conciliation, it may invite the units or individuals 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。