reconcilable
/ˈrɛk(ə)nsʌɪləbl/
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re - con - ci - lab - le -> reconcilable
၁။ ~ sth (with sth) စေ့စပ်ပေးသည်။ ညှိနှိုင်းသည်။ ချိန်ညှိသည်။ reconcile different political views ❍ reconcile the evidence with the facts ❍ She finds it difficult to reconcile her career ambitions with the need to bring up her children.
၂။ (က) (esp passive) ~ sb (with sb) ပြေလည်သည်။ ပြန်ပေါင်းထုပ်သည်။ We were reconciled when he apologized. ❍ After years of not speaking to each other, she was finally reconciled with her father.
(ခ) ရင်ကြားစေ့သည်။ They are unable to reconcile their differences.
၃။ ~ sb/oneself to sth စိတ်လျှော့လိုက်သည်။ It took a long time to reconcile them to the fact that their father would not come back. ❍ He cannot reconcile himself to a lifetime of unemployment. reconcilable /-ǝbl, 'rekǝn'salǝbl/ adj
❏ reconciliation /'rekǝn'sli'eʃn/ n
၁။ [U] ~ (between A and B); ~ (with sth) ညှိခြင်း။ the reconciliation of attitudes/opinions.
၂။ [sing] ~ (between A and B); ~ (with sb) ပြေလည်သွားခြင်း။ ပြန်ပေါင်းထုပ်ခြင်း။ bring about a reconciliation between the two sides.
- There seems to be no possibility of reconciling the two versions of what happened.
- Management and labour are attempting to reconcile their differences.
- [reconcile something with something] : Research is being undertaken in how to reconcile conservation needs with growing demand for water.
- The couple has been making every effort to reconcile.
- Foreign mediators have failed to reconcile the warring factions.
- [reconcile someone with someone] : It was his father’s wish that he become reconciled with his family.
- [reconcile someone to something] : She couldn’t reconcile herself to the idea of just giving up.
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