Reconciliation

Definition

reconcile /'rekǝnsal/ v ၁။ ~ sth (with sth) ေစ့စပ္ေပးသည္။ ညိႇႏိႈင္းသည္။ ခ်ိန္ညိႇသည္။ 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) ေျပလည္သည္။ ျပန္ေပါင္းထုပ္သည္။ We were reconciled when he apologized. ❍ After years of not speaking to each other, she was finally reconciled with her father. (ခ) ရင္ၾကားေစ့သည္။ They are unable to reconcile their differences. ၃။ ~ sb/oneself to sth စိတ္ေလွ်ာ့လိုက္သည္။ 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'salǝbl/ adj ❏ reconciliation / ' rekǝn ' sli'eʃn/ n ၁။ [U] ~ (between A and B); ~ (with sth) ညိႇျခင္း။ the reconciliation of attitudes/opinions. ၂။ [sing] ~ (between A and B); ~ (with sb) ေျပလည္သြားျခင္း။ ျပန္ေပါင္းထုပ္ျခင္း။ bring about a reconciliation between the two sides.

Examples

1. There seems to be no possibility of reconciling the two versions of what happened.
2. Management and labour are attempting to reconcile their differences.
3. [reconcile something with something] : Research is being undertaken in how to reconcile conservation needs with growing demand for water.
4. The couple has been making every effort to reconcile.
5. Foreign mediators have failed to reconcile the warring factions.
6. [reconcile someone with someone] : It was his father’s wish that he become reconciled with his family.
7. [reconcile someone to something] : She couldn’t reconcile herself to the idea of just giving up.