consolation

美音：[.kɑnsə'leɪʃ(ə)n] 英音：[.kɒnsə'leɪʃ(ə)n]

简单释义：

n.安慰；使感到安慰的人（或物）；慰藉

网络慰问；安慰曲；起安慰作用的人或事物

变形：

复数：consolations

完整释义：

1.安慰,慰藉,安抚,抚恤
2.安慰;慰问
3.安慰物,抚恤金
4.安慰,慰籍,自慰

例句：

Lisa: Actually, I don't know anything about him. I'd like to think he's highly skilled. That would at least be some consolation.
莉莎：事实上，我对他一无所知。但我希望他的工作能力很强。这样至少会安慰一点。
To him, his religion was a warmth and a consolation; but to the rest of his family it was something rooted in fear.
对他来说，宗教是一种温暖和安慰，但对他家的其他人来说，则是一种根深蒂固的恐惧。
I felt his excuse was no consolation for the expense I shall be put to.
我觉得他那是借口，因为我没有给他付费。
American officials are trying to find a consolation prize for Bulgaria, the runner-up, which says it would like a base too.
作为“亚军”和“后来者”的保加利亚，也想讨个军事基地，美国只好尽量给它颁个“安慰奖”了。
For boys and girls of all pay, and that even the little boys are little consolation to pay upon the arm of one of the girls.
女孩为男孩付出了一切，而那男孩却连这一点点小小的安慰都不曾给这个付出了一条胳膊的女孩。
If there's consolation, it's that the terrorist assets now known to exist were not used as effectively as they might have been.
如果有什么值得安慰和庆幸，那就是恐怖分子的有些资源并没有得到充分利用，否则后果不堪设想。
It's been a bit of a consolation for missing the World Cup.
错失了参加世界杯的机会当然会有些不开心。
it has been a continual consolation in the face of life's hardships, my own and others', and an unfailing well-spring of tolerance.
在自己或者他人面临人生困难时，它时常给我安慰，并且一直是我宽容的源泉。

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