Definition of appease in English:

appease

verb əˈpiːzəˈpiz

[with object]

1Pacify or placate (someone) by acceding to their demands.
（以满足某方面的要求来）抚慰；平息
amendments have been added to appease local pressure groups
为平息当地压力集团的不满而作了修改。
Example sentencesExamples
- Why oh why oh why are voters always appeased by learning that their government is supposedly tackling a problem by throwing more money at it?
- She agreed to start paying income tax to appease the people as a result.
- Given his record for stirring controversy and goading spectators sometimes to the point of violence, you believe that appeasing the audience is low on his list of priorities.
- But despite spending nearly £6,000 on sound-proofing the PA system a month ago, it has not appeased residents.
- They were getting desperate, and soliciting the same types in order to appease their clients.
- I sometimes had to resort to printing out stories from the online edition of my local paper to appease her.
- Read it if you want to know the cost of appeasing our enemies, and especially if you're still not quite sure just who are enemy is (hint, it's not us).
- I'm strong and weak is doing things that would appease people, and weak is not speaking the truth.
- I think I appeased him, and I quietly moved on and enjoyed the rest of the show.
- But the insistence has not appeased local residents, who are now planning a series of meetings to call for a public inquiry.
- Coming off the bench on Wednesday appeased him, but he believes a point may come when he is so upset by his treatment that he will decline to be selected for future squads.
- The website contains enough hard facts to appease the historians, and leaves enough questions to enthrall the mystery lovers.
- After some research, I see that one can sacrifice goats in order to gain riches or appease the gods.
- Another annoying trend is to ask for an exorbitant amount in the hope that a small amount will be offer as a means of appeasing the aggrieved person.
- The only thing that it can do now to appease the people would be to resign.
- Only the happy trip to Morocco in 1832 appeased the artist and freed him momentarily from his nightmares.
- Some of the men were appeased and headed for home, but many could not be bought so easily.
- I just hope it will not be one of those cases where they say something will be investigated just to appease the people.
- They would dispute that they are appeasing him.
- There is a difference, too, between appeasing men of violence and seeking to limit their appeal, just as the leaders of global terror must be separated from those who could become their followers.
Synonyms
conciliate, placate, pacify, make peace with, propitiate, palliate, allay, reconcile, win over
calm (down), mollify, soothe, quieten down, subdue, soften, content, still, quieten, silence, tranquillize, humour
informal sweeten
2Assuage or satisfy (a demand or a feeling)
缓解（难受的感觉）；满足（要求，感觉）
we give to charity because it appeases our guilt
我们捐钱给慈善机构是因为这能减轻我们的负罪感。
Example sentencesExamples
- The captain fidgeted as he reached for the words to say to make her understand and to appease her fears.
- And we refuse to appease the aggression and brutality of evil men.
- Relationships are continuously played out as a game, an endeavour that appeases the passions, as each character presents their vulgar view of the non-existence of love.
- The specter of killing the innocent to appease some nameless fear disgusted even the hardened
- So, the tension is in the past and the sexual curiosity was appeased.
- I have returned to you in this lifetime, and in the future, I will find you again and again until our love is appeased, if that is ever possible.
- She knew it was only a nightmare, but somehow that didn't appease the terror she felt.
- God to me is simply an artefact of my brain, a curiosity that has evolved to appease the terrors of contemplating my own end.
- Apparently dancing with a gay guy appeases a girl's desire to dance, which at the same time is not construed as flirtation.
- Until the two headliners finally meet, what really seems to drive the narrative here is appeasing an audience's curiosity as to which star will be highlighted next.
- He denied that the death of Christ was necessary to satisfy divine justice and appease God's wrath.
- My curiosity was appeased when I got to enter four of those studios on Saturday.
- We eat candy bars as fast as we can peel them to appease our oral fixations and our need for a fix.
- When she finally appeased her parents' curiosity by doing so they naturally asked him about his family and background.
- Shrugging, she finally ripped her lunch open before appeasing his curiosity.
- I was thinking of putting in another willy story just to appease the constant requests I get.
- In a self-protective manner, he concludes that this patient is too fragile to withstand a nephrectomy and appeases his feelings of guilt about silently following the mass noted previously.
- God is satisfied: his wrath is appeased; justice has been done.
- The price of appeasing the morbid fears of a society that cannot look death in the eye is a measure that will compound such fears, while setting back medical endeavours to combat the causes of diseases that result in premature death.
- It soothes, appeases the anger of the outraged, stills the fear of death and reminds us of tripe eaten in former days where there was always a half-filled pot of it on the stove.
Synonyms
satisfy, fulfil, gratify, meet, fill, serve, provide for, indulge
assuage, relieve, take the edge off, deaden, dull, blunt, quench, slake, sate, diminish

Derivatives

appeaser

noun əˈpiːzəəˈpizər

It has become commonplace for the appeasers to speak of ‘millions of deaths’ among the opponents' civilian population and to warn of widespread ecological and economic disaster.
Example sentencesExamples
- Once more therapists and appeasers rushed to the scene to end the debate before people could discuss the interesting problems it raised.
- To appeasers, rough men are coarse government tools.
- This isn't quite the same as being a bunch of spineless appeasers.
- When millions of people all over the world protested this invasion and occupation we were called dupes, appeasers, or traitors.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French apaisier, from a- (from Latin ad 'to, at') + pais 'peace'.

peace from Middle English:
Peace is from Old French pais, from Latin pax ‘peace’. The phrase no peace for the wicked comes from Isaiah 48:22 (There is no peace to the wicked, saith the Lord). In legal texts, the word pacific (mid 16th century), from the same root, still retains its early meaning ‘free from strife, peaceful’. In 1520 the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan passed through the stormy waters of the strait between what is now Tierra Del Fuego and mainland Chile. To his relief he emerged to calm seas, so called the ocean Mar Pacifico ‘tranquil sea’. The treacherous sound he passed through is still the Strait of Magellan. Pacify (Late Middle English) and pacifism (early 20th century) go back to the same root, as does appease (Middle English), literally ‘bring to a peaceful state’. See also pay

Rhymes

Achinese, Ambonese, Assamese, Balinese, Belize, Beninese, Bernese, bêtise, Bhutanese, breeze, Burmese, Cantonese, Castries, cerise, cheese, chemise, Chinese, Cingalese, Cleese, Congolese, Denise, Dodecanese, ease, éminence grise, expertise, Faroese, freeze, Fries, frieze, Gabonese, Genoese, Goanese, Guyanese, he's, Japanese, Javanese, jeez, journalese, Kanarese, Keys, Lebanese, lees, legalese, Louise, Macanese, Madurese, Maltese, marquise, Milanese, Nepalese, officialese, overseas, pease, Pekinese, Peloponnese, Piedmontese, please, Portuguese, Pyrenees, reprise, Rwandese, seise, seize, Senegalese, she's, Siamese, Sienese, Sikkimese, Sinhalese, sleaze, sneeze, squeeze, Stockton-on-Tees, Sudanese, Sundanese, Surinamese, Tabriz, Taiwanese, tease, Tees, telegraphese, these, Timorese, Togolese, trapeze, valise, Viennese, Vietnamese, vocalese, wheeze

Definition of appease in US English:

appease

verbəˈpēzəˈpiz

[with object]

1Pacify or placate (someone) by acceding to their demands.
（以满足某方面的要求来）抚慰；平息
amendments have been added to appease local pressure groups
为平息当地压力集团的不满而作了修改。
Example sentencesExamples
- They would dispute that they are appeasing him.
- Coming off the bench on Wednesday appeased him, but he believes a point may come when he is so upset by his treatment that he will decline to be selected for future squads.
- But despite spending nearly £6,000 on sound-proofing the PA system a month ago, it has not appeased residents.
- The website contains enough hard facts to appease the historians, and leaves enough questions to enthrall the mystery lovers.
- Why oh why oh why are voters always appeased by learning that their government is supposedly tackling a problem by throwing more money at it?
- Only the happy trip to Morocco in 1832 appeased the artist and freed him momentarily from his nightmares.
- But the insistence has not appeased local residents, who are now planning a series of meetings to call for a public inquiry.
- She agreed to start paying income tax to appease the people as a result.
- I'm strong and weak is doing things that would appease people, and weak is not speaking the truth.
- Read it if you want to know the cost of appeasing our enemies, and especially if you're still not quite sure just who are enemy is (hint, it's not us).
- There is a difference, too, between appeasing men of violence and seeking to limit their appeal, just as the leaders of global terror must be separated from those who could become their followers.
- They were getting desperate, and soliciting the same types in order to appease their clients.
- I just hope it will not be one of those cases where they say something will be investigated just to appease the people.
- I think I appeased him, and I quietly moved on and enjoyed the rest of the show.
- Given his record for stirring controversy and goading spectators sometimes to the point of violence, you believe that appeasing the audience is low on his list of priorities.
- Some of the men were appeased and headed for home, but many could not be bought so easily.
- The only thing that it can do now to appease the people would be to resign.
- I sometimes had to resort to printing out stories from the online edition of my local paper to appease her.
- After some research, I see that one can sacrifice goats in order to gain riches or appease the gods.
- Another annoying trend is to ask for an exorbitant amount in the hope that a small amount will be offer as a means of appeasing the aggrieved person.
Synonyms
conciliate, placate, pacify, make peace with, propitiate, palliate, allay, reconcile, win over
2Relieve or satisfy (a demand or a feeling)
缓解（难受的感觉）；满足（要求，感觉）
we give to charity because it appeases our guilt
我们捐钱给慈善机构是因为这能减轻我们的负罪感。
Example sentencesExamples
- It soothes, appeases the anger of the outraged, stills the fear of death and reminds us of tripe eaten in former days where there was always a half-filled pot of it on the stove.
- He denied that the death of Christ was necessary to satisfy divine justice and appease God's wrath.
- Until the two headliners finally meet, what really seems to drive the narrative here is appeasing an audience's curiosity as to which star will be highlighted next.
- God is satisfied: his wrath is appeased; justice has been done.
- The captain fidgeted as he reached for the words to say to make her understand and to appease her fears.
- When she finally appeased her parents' curiosity by doing so they naturally asked him about his family and background.
- The price of appeasing the morbid fears of a society that cannot look death in the eye is a measure that will compound such fears, while setting back medical endeavours to combat the causes of diseases that result in premature death.
- God to me is simply an artefact of my brain, a curiosity that has evolved to appease the terrors of contemplating my own end.
- My curiosity was appeased when I got to enter four of those studios on Saturday.
- In a self-protective manner, he concludes that this patient is too fragile to withstand a nephrectomy and appeases his feelings of guilt about silently following the mass noted previously.
- So, the tension is in the past and the sexual curiosity was appeased.
- Apparently dancing with a gay guy appeases a girl's desire to dance, which at the same time is not construed as flirtation.
- We eat candy bars as fast as we can peel them to appease our oral fixations and our need for a fix.
- Relationships are continuously played out as a game, an endeavour that appeases the passions, as each character presents their vulgar view of the non-existence of love.
- And we refuse to appease the aggression and brutality of evil men.
- I have returned to you in this lifetime, and in the future, I will find you again and again until our love is appeased, if that is ever possible.
- The specter of killing the innocent to appease some nameless fear disgusted even the hardened
- I was thinking of putting in another willy story just to appease the constant requests I get.
- She knew it was only a nightmare, but somehow that didn't appease the terror she felt.
- Shrugging, she finally ripped her lunch open before appeasing his curiosity.
Synonyms
satisfy, fulfil, gratify, meet, fill, serve, provide for, indulge

Origin

Middle English: from Old French apaisier, from a- (from Latin ad ‘to, at’) + pais ‘peace’.

词汇	appease
释义	Definition of appease in English: appease verb əˈpiːzəˈpiz [with object] 1Pacify or placate (someone) by acceding to their demands. （以满足某方面的要求来）抚慰；平息 amendments have been added to appease local pressure groups 为平息当地压力集团的不满而作了修改。 Example sentencesExamples Why oh why oh why are voters always appeased by learning that their government is supposedly tackling a problem by throwing more money at it? She agreed to start paying income tax to appease the people as a result. Given his record for stirring controversy and goading spectators sometimes to the point of violence, you believe that appeasing the audience is low on his list of priorities. But despite spending nearly £6,000 on sound-proofing the PA system a month ago, it has not appeased residents. They were getting desperate, and soliciting the same types in order to appease their clients. I sometimes had to resort to printing out stories from the online edition of my local paper to appease her. Read it if you want to know the cost of appeasing our enemies, and especially if you're still not quite sure just who are enemy is (hint, it's not us). I'm strong and weak is doing things that would appease people, and weak is not speaking the truth. I think I appeased him, and I quietly moved on and enjoyed the rest of the show. But the insistence has not appeased local residents, who are now planning a series of meetings to call for a public inquiry. Coming off the bench on Wednesday appeased him, but he believes a point may come when he is so upset by his treatment that he will decline to be selected for future squads. The website contains enough hard facts to appease the historians, and leaves enough questions to enthrall the mystery lovers. After some research, I see that one can sacrifice goats in order to gain riches or appease the gods. Another annoying trend is to ask for an exorbitant amount in the hope that a small amount will be offer as a means of appeasing the aggrieved person. The only thing that it can do now to appease the people would be to resign. Only the happy trip to Morocco in 1832 appeased the artist and freed him momentarily from his nightmares. Some of the men were appeased and headed for home, but many could not be bought so easily. I just hope it will not be one of those cases where they say something will be investigated just to appease the people. They would dispute that they are appeasing him. There is a difference, too, between appeasing men of violence and seeking to limit their appeal, just as the leaders of global terror must be separated from those who could become their followers. Synonyms conciliate, placate, pacify, make peace with, propitiate, palliate, allay, reconcile, win over calm (down), mollify, soothe, quieten down, subdue, soften, content, still, quieten, silence, tranquillize, humour informal sweeten 2Assuage or satisfy (a demand or a feeling) 缓解（难受的感觉）；满足（要求，感觉） we give to charity because it appeases our guilt 我们捐钱给慈善机构是因为这能减轻我们的负罪感。 Example sentencesExamples The captain fidgeted as he reached for the words to say to make her understand and to appease her fears. And we refuse to appease the aggression and brutality of evil men. Relationships are continuously played out as a game, an endeavour that appeases the passions, as each character presents their vulgar view of the non-existence of love. The specter of killing the innocent to appease some nameless fear disgusted even the hardened So, the tension is in the past and the sexual curiosity was appeased. I have returned to you in this lifetime, and in the future, I will find you again and again until our love is appeased, if that is ever possible. She knew it was only a nightmare, but somehow that didn't appease the terror she felt. God to me is simply an artefact of my brain, a curiosity that has evolved to appease the terrors of contemplating my own end. Apparently dancing with a gay guy appeases a girl's desire to dance, which at the same time is not construed as flirtation. Until the two headliners finally meet, what really seems to drive the narrative here is appeasing an audience's curiosity as to which star will be highlighted next. He denied that the death of Christ was necessary to satisfy divine justice and appease God's wrath. My curiosity was appeased when I got to enter four of those studios on Saturday. We eat candy bars as fast as we can peel them to appease our oral fixations and our need for a fix. When she finally appeased her parents' curiosity by doing so they naturally asked him about his family and background. Shrugging, she finally ripped her lunch open before appeasing his curiosity. I was thinking of putting in another willy story just to appease the constant requests I get. In a self-protective manner, he concludes that this patient is too fragile to withstand a nephrectomy and appeases his feelings of guilt about silently following the mass noted previously. God is satisfied: his wrath is appeased; justice has been done. The price of appeasing the morbid fears of a society that cannot look death in the eye is a measure that will compound such fears, while setting back medical endeavours to combat the causes of diseases that result in premature death. It soothes, appeases the anger of the outraged, stills the fear of death and reminds us of tripe eaten in former days where there was always a half-filled pot of it on the stove. Synonyms satisfy, fulfil, gratify, meet, fill, serve, provide for, indulge assuage, relieve, take the edge off, deaden, dull, blunt, quench, slake, sate, diminish Derivatives appeaser noun əˈpiːzəəˈpizər It has become commonplace for the appeasers to speak of ‘millions of deaths’ among the opponents' civilian population and to warn of widespread ecological and economic disaster. Example sentencesExamples Once more therapists and appeasers rushed to the scene to end the debate before people could discuss the interesting problems it raised. To appeasers, rough men are coarse government tools. This isn't quite the same as being a bunch of spineless appeasers. When millions of people all over the world protested this invasion and occupation we were called dupes, appeasers, or traitors. Origin Middle English: from Old French apaisier, from a- (from Latin ad 'to, at') + pais 'peace'. peace from Middle English: Peace is from Old French pais, from Latin pax ‘peace’. The phrase no peace for the wicked comes from Isaiah 48:22 (There is no peace to the wicked, saith the Lord). In legal texts, the word pacific (mid 16th century), from the same root, still retains its early meaning ‘free from strife, peaceful’. In 1520 the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan passed through the stormy waters of the strait between what is now Tierra Del Fuego and mainland Chile. To his relief he emerged to calm seas, so called the ocean Mar Pacifico ‘tranquil sea’. The treacherous sound he passed through is still the Strait of Magellan. Pacify (Late Middle English) and pacifism (early 20th century) go back to the same root, as does appease (Middle English), literally ‘bring to a peaceful state’. See also pay Rhymes Achinese, Ambonese, Assamese, Balinese, Belize, Beninese, Bernese, bêtise, Bhutanese, breeze, Burmese, Cantonese, Castries, cerise, cheese, chemise, Chinese, Cingalese, Cleese, Congolese, Denise, Dodecanese, ease, éminence grise, expertise, Faroese, freeze, Fries, frieze, Gabonese, Genoese, Goanese, Guyanese, he's, Japanese, Javanese, jeez, journalese, Kanarese, Keys, Lebanese, lees, legalese, Louise, Macanese, Madurese, Maltese, marquise, Milanese, Nepalese, officialese, overseas, pease, Pekinese, Peloponnese, Piedmontese, please, Portuguese, Pyrenees, reprise, Rwandese, seise, seize, Senegalese, she's, Siamese, Sienese, Sikkimese, Sinhalese, sleaze, sneeze, squeeze, Stockton-on-Tees, Sudanese, Sundanese, Surinamese, Tabriz, Taiwanese, tease, Tees, telegraphese, these, Timorese, Togolese, trapeze, valise, Viennese, Vietnamese, vocalese, wheeze Definition of appease in US English: appease verbəˈpēzəˈpiz [with object] 1Pacify or placate (someone) by acceding to their demands. （以满足某方面的要求来）抚慰；平息 amendments have been added to appease local pressure groups 为平息当地压力集团的不满而作了修改。 Example sentencesExamples They would dispute that they are appeasing him. Coming off the bench on Wednesday appeased him, but he believes a point may come when he is so upset by his treatment that he will decline to be selected for future squads. But despite spending nearly £6,000 on sound-proofing the PA system a month ago, it has not appeased residents. The website contains enough hard facts to appease the historians, and leaves enough questions to enthrall the mystery lovers. Why oh why oh why are voters always appeased by learning that their government is supposedly tackling a problem by throwing more money at it? Only the happy trip to Morocco in 1832 appeased the artist and freed him momentarily from his nightmares. But the insistence has not appeased local residents, who are now planning a series of meetings to call for a public inquiry. She agreed to start paying income tax to appease the people as a result. I'm strong and weak is doing things that would appease people, and weak is not speaking the truth. Read it if you want to know the cost of appeasing our enemies, and especially if you're still not quite sure just who are enemy is (hint, it's not us). There is a difference, too, between appeasing men of violence and seeking to limit their appeal, just as the leaders of global terror must be separated from those who could become their followers. They were getting desperate, and soliciting the same types in order to appease their clients. I just hope it will not be one of those cases where they say something will be investigated just to appease the people. I think I appeased him, and I quietly moved on and enjoyed the rest of the show. Given his record for stirring controversy and goading spectators sometimes to the point of violence, you believe that appeasing the audience is low on his list of priorities. Some of the men were appeased and headed for home, but many could not be bought so easily. The only thing that it can do now to appease the people would be to resign. I sometimes had to resort to printing out stories from the online edition of my local paper to appease her. After some research, I see that one can sacrifice goats in order to gain riches or appease the gods. Another annoying trend is to ask for an exorbitant amount in the hope that a small amount will be offer as a means of appeasing the aggrieved person. Synonyms conciliate, placate, pacify, make peace with, propitiate, palliate, allay, reconcile, win over 2Relieve or satisfy (a demand or a feeling) 缓解（难受的感觉）；满足（要求，感觉） we give to charity because it appeases our guilt 我们捐钱给慈善机构是因为这能减轻我们的负罪感。 Example sentencesExamples It soothes, appeases the anger of the outraged, stills the fear of death and reminds us of tripe eaten in former days where there was always a half-filled pot of it on the stove. He denied that the death of Christ was necessary to satisfy divine justice and appease God's wrath. Until the two headliners finally meet, what really seems to drive the narrative here is appeasing an audience's curiosity as to which star will be highlighted next. God is satisfied: his wrath is appeased; justice has been done. The captain fidgeted as he reached for the words to say to make her understand and to appease her fears. When she finally appeased her parents' curiosity by doing so they naturally asked him about his family and background. The price of appeasing the morbid fears of a society that cannot look death in the eye is a measure that will compound such fears, while setting back medical endeavours to combat the causes of diseases that result in premature death. God to me is simply an artefact of my brain, a curiosity that has evolved to appease the terrors of contemplating my own end. My curiosity was appeased when I got to enter four of those studios on Saturday. In a self-protective manner, he concludes that this patient is too fragile to withstand a nephrectomy and appeases his feelings of guilt about silently following the mass noted previously. So, the tension is in the past and the sexual curiosity was appeased. Apparently dancing with a gay guy appeases a girl's desire to dance, which at the same time is not construed as flirtation. We eat candy bars as fast as we can peel them to appease our oral fixations and our need for a fix. Relationships are continuously played out as a game, an endeavour that appeases the passions, as each character presents their vulgar view of the non-existence of love. And we refuse to appease the aggression and brutality of evil men. I have returned to you in this lifetime, and in the future, I will find you again and again until our love is appeased, if that is ever possible. The specter of killing the innocent to appease some nameless fear disgusted even the hardened I was thinking of putting in another willy story just to appease the constant requests I get. She knew it was only a nightmare, but somehow that didn't appease the terror she felt. Shrugging, she finally ripped her lunch open before appeasing his curiosity. Synonyms satisfy, fulfil, gratify, meet, fill, serve, provide for, indulge Origin Middle English: from Old French apaisier, from a- (from Latin ad ‘to, at’) + pais ‘peace’.
随便看	bring in bring in bringing bringing about bringing back bringing (back) together (again) bringing bad luck bringing down bringing from abroad bringing in bringing into being bringing into existence bringing into the world bringing low bringing of charges bringing off bringings bringing shame bringing to an end bringing to bear bringing to book bringing to fruition bringing to light bringing to public notice/attention bringing up