consolatory

UK:  [kən'sɒlət(ə)ri]

US:  [kən'soʊlə.tɔri]

adj.

1.安慰的

2.慰问的

1 . Imogene, Amy, and Louise were anxious to be consolatory , but they did not know what to say.
伊木真、阿弥和露意丝都急于要安慰他几句，可是一时找不出话来。

2 . Action is consolatory , It is the enemy of thought and the friend of flattering illusions. ----Joseph Conrad.
行动是可以慰籍的。它是思想的敌人，是幻想的朋友。----约瑟夫。康拉德。

3 . It seemed to him that he was thinking of nothing at all; but somewhere deep down his soul was pondering something grave and consolatory .
他觉得他什么都不想，但是，在他的内心深处，他的灵魂却在想一件重要的和令人欣慰的东西。

4 . Action is consolatory. It is the enemy of thought and the friend of glittering illusions.
JosephConrad，Britishnovelist行动是令人安慰的，它是思想的敌人，是美好幻想的朋友。

5 . Apparently this consolatory perspective of a mother's prospects failed in producing its due effect.
这番话本来是想用作母亲的前景来开导产妇，但显然没有产生应有的效果。