reconcile

英 [ˈrekənsaɪl]

美 [ˈrekənsaɪl]

v. 使和谐一致; 调和; 使配合; 使和解; 使和好如初; 将就; 妥协

过去式：reconciled　过去分词：reconciled　现在分词：reconciling　　第三人称单数：reconciles

双语例句

I can not reconcile what you say with the facts of the case.
我看不出你所说的与本案诸事实相符合。
Although these two goals are not opposites, they are sometimes difficult to reconcile.
虽然这两个目标不是对立的，但是两者有时很难协调。
Well, I have become reconcile to failure.
唉，我已甘心失败了。
He knows the past and the future, and can reconcile friends who have quarreled.
他知道过去和将来，可以调和的朋友们吵起来。
And that please-don't-tell-me-it's-tinsel-time moment only serves to reconcile the two forces.
而且，“请不要告诉我，已经到了应该买金属丝装饰的时候了。”这句话只会使两股力量和谐。
Negotiators must now work out how to reconcile these demands with American demands for access.
谈判人员现在必须想办法调和这些要求和美国人想要参与的要求。
How do you reconcile your principles with your behavior?
你如何使你的原则和行为一致？
If all is speculation, how to reconcile this with state-guaranteed funding?
如果一切皆是投机，那么该如何协调与政府担保资金的关系呢？
I know that's not possible, but how do we reconcile this?
我知道这是不可能的，但到底如何达成协调？
Q: How can governments reconcile the economic interests of farmers and the health interests of the population?
问：政府如何调和农民的经济利益和人口的健康利益？