soothed

英 [suːðd]

美 [suːðd]

v.  安慰; 抚慰; 劝慰; 减轻，缓解，缓和(身体某部位的紧张或疼痛)
soothe的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：soothed　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 安抚;抚慰;使平静
  If yousoothesomeone who is angry or upset, you make them feel calmer.
  1. He would take her in his arms and soothe her...
     他会把她揽在怀中抚慰她。
  2. It did not take long for the central bank to soothe investors' fears.
     中央银行很快便消除了投资者的担忧。
• VERB 减轻，缓和(身体的痛处或不适)
  Something thatsoothesa part of your body where there is pain or discomfort makes the pain or discomfort less severe.
  1. ...body lotion to soothe dry skin.
     滋润干燥皮肤的润肤液

双语例句

• The light gust of wind coming out of her mouth soothed the pain, and suddenly I had the courage to stand up again.
  光一阵风来安抚从她口中的痛苦，突然我有勇气重新站起来。
• The unusual intervention, one week ahead of the Fed's scheduled January meeting, soothed nerves in American markets when they reopened after a holiday.
  不寻常的干涉，一个星期在联邦理事会的预定一月会议之前，真实了美国市场的神经当他们在一个假日之后重开的时候。
• Food, drink, and celebration after the group work provided relaxation and soothed weary muscles.
  小组作业后食物，饮料和庆典用来娱乐和缓解疲劳的肌肉。
• Whenever actual voters threaten trouble, they are soothed by the elite with improbable ease.
  每当真正的选民威胁制造麻烦时，他们都被精英们用不可能实现的安慰平息。
• In their last quarrel Amy had soothed her feeling by turning his top drawer upside down on the floor.
  上次吵架，埃米为了出气，曾把他顶层的抽屉摔翻在地上。
• It soothed my black hole in the heart and in the stomach.
  它让我心脏和胃部的黑洞得到纾缓。
• What he said soothed our nerves.
  他的话让人心里真熨帖。
• She was soothed by his honeyed words.
  他的一番甜言蜜语使她得到了抚慰。
• She soothed the crying baby.
  她抚慰着啼哭的婴儿。
• His connection with Madame karenina, by creating so much sensation and attracting general attention, had given him a fresh distinction which soothed his gnawing worm of ambition for a while, but a week before that worm had been roused up again with fresh force.
  他和卡列宁夫人的关系，引起了社会上的轰动，给了他一种新的魔力，暂时镇住了咬啮着他的功名心的蠕虫，但是一星期前那蠕虫又以新的力量觉醒了。