conciliator

美 [kənˈsɪlieɪtər]英 [kənˈsɪlieɪtə(r)]
  • n.调解机构;调解者;抚慰者

复数: conciliators

conciliatorconciliator

noun

调解者;抚慰者;调解机构
a person or an organization that tries to make angry people calm so that they can discuss or solve their problems successfully

noun

1
someone who tries to bring peace
Synonym: make-peace pacifier peacemaker reconciler

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  1. Mr Obama is by temperament a cautious , pragmatic conciliator .

    奥巴马本性谨慎,是注重实效的调解者。

  2. Her reputation as an effective conciliator and a determined negotiator has gained in lustre .

    她赢得了有效调解者和坚定谈判者的名声。

  3. Mrs Clinton achieved more as a conciliator in the Senate than when she tried to force through healthcare reform in her husband 's first term .

    希拉里在参议院中充当调解人的成就,要大于她在丈夫第一届任期中努力推行医疗改革时的成就。

  4. Barth had been a blacksmith 's son who rose to be King 's Hand during the reign of Jaehaerys the Conciliator .

    巴斯是个铁匠的儿子,最后在“人瑞王”杰赫里斯一世当政时期晋升到国王之手。

  5. Ms Atkinson , a former International Monetary Fund official who is both a UK and US national , is known as a backroom negotiator and conciliator with decades of experience on the international economic stage .

    阿特金森曾担任国际货币基金组织(IMF)官员,拥有美国和英国双重国籍,以幕后谈判和调解工作著称,在国际经济舞台上有着几十年经验。