单词:quelling
quell的用法和样例:
例句
- Soldiers were sent in to quell the riots.已派士兵去镇压动乱。
- The armed force had to be called out to quell violence.不得不出动军队来镇压暴力行动。
- His actio have done little to quell the eculation.他的行动无助平息传言。
- The police have been called in to quell a minor disturbance.警察奉命出动以平息一场小规模的骚乱。
- Difficulties and setbacks never quell their curiosity.困难和挫折从来就压不住他们的好奇心。
- The government's reassurances have done nothing to quell the doubts of the public.政府的再次保证并没有消除公众的疑虑。
- This medicine will quell your sore throat.这种药可减轻你的喉痛。
- Mr Bush hopes to quell tensions over Taiwan.布什希望缓解对台湾的压力。
经典引文
His spongy officers..shall bear the guilt Of our great quell.
出自:Macbeth,ShakespeareHe quelled mutinies on the high seas.
出自:J. ConradThe old man was shockingly frail..but nothing could quell his exuberant spirit.
出自:A. Brink
- subdue使服从
- crush压碎
- suppress镇压
- mollify安慰
- calm平静的
- repress抑制
- appease安抚
- hush肃静
- put down镇压
- cool凉爽的
- quash镇压
- control掌控
- overwhelm打击
- extinguish熄灭
- pacify使 ... 平静
- lull使安静
- defeat挫败
- allay减轻
- quiet安静的
- assuage缓和
- alleviate减轻
- smother窒息
- reduce减少
- mitigate减轻
- soothe缓和
- stifle使窒息
- disperse分散
- quench熄灭
- lessen减少
- silence沉默
- abort流产
- lower低的
- stem柄
- squelch发出嘎吱声
- stay停留
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