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Перевод: soothe

[глагол]
успокаивать; утешать; смягчать; облегчать; униматься; тешить

Тезаурус:

1. "Maybe he just sent the telegram and a letter will come after a few days," Maggie tried to soothe.
2. "I use it to soothe headaches," she says.
3. EC to soothe Moscow on Germany.
4. Comfort foods are those which soothe us and make us glad to be alive even on the most miserable of days.
5. His lips were parched and cracked and one of the miners who had some sandwiches rubbed the butter from the bread on to John's lips to soothe them.
6. Although he knew it was to soothe himself rather than a.i." he spent a few last minutes communing with Thoth by neural link, explaining yet again how grieved he was to have to ask it to give its "life" for him.
7. Was Denmark chosen specifically to soothe British fears?
8. I might have learnt to like Stephen Fry's version of Jeeves on television, if I had not read those maddening articles in which he was eager to give away my money in order to soothe his conscience.
9. German protestations of good Euro-intentions do not soothe these frowners.
10. It would soothe away the worries that ached in his head, even on this hazy gold morning of early September, with a fine harvest coming and plenty of work for the young men in the new town.
11. And soothe the troubled longings that clamour in our breasts.
12. Virginia Bottomley made a brief appearance at the chaotic "Jennifergate" press conference, but Central Office has failed to make use of her reassuring presence as the gentler face of Toryism to help soothe public anxieties over the NHS reforms.
13. Thank goodness for the peaceful resolution of the final lines "Heal our sick, Ease our pain, And give us to share In the joys of the blessed", a much-needed balm to soothe the overriding impression of inconsolable grief and anguish.