reassured

英 [ˌriːəˈʃʊəd]

美 [ˌriːəˈʃʊrd]

adj.  (通常指得到帮忙或建议后)放心的，安心的
v.  使…安心; 打消…的疑虑
reassure的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：reassured　

Collins.1 / BNC.48331 / COCA.42330

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED （通常指得到帮忙或建议后）放心的，安心的
  If you feelreassured, you feel less worried about something, usually because you have received help or advice.
  1. I feel much more reassured when I've been for a health check.
     体检之后我感到放心多了。

英英释义

adj

• having confidence restored
  1. reassured by her praise he pressed on

双语例句

• I feel much more reassured when I've been for a health check.
  体检之后我感到放心多了。
• This explanation reassured the child a little.
  这一说明使那孩子稍稍安了心。
• We were reassured to know that an experienced pilot was now at the controls.
  得知现在驾驶飞机的是一名很有经验的飞行员时，我们都放心了。
• They were promptly reassured on hearing a jolly voice shouting a boisterous hurrah.
  他们马上就放心了，因为他们听到了一个快乐的嗓门大叫了一声“乌拉”！
• Then he reassured them that such a conflict would never arise.
  接着，他向他们保证，这种冲突永远不会出现。
• They need to be reassured by parents and teachers that they are still wanted.
  他们须由父母和教师帮助来恢复信心，说他们仍然是有用的人。
• The coach's confidence reassured the whole team.
  教练的信念使全体队员又有了信心。
• But years after this talk, when I first moved to London, I felt strangely reassured.
  不过，听完这堂课多年后，当我第一次搬到伦敦时，却带着一种莫名的自信。
• I made her a drink and reassured that there is a rational explanation to everything.
  我给她倒了点酒，安慰她任何事情都是有一个合理的解释的。
• The book fascinated him, or more exactly it reassured him.
  这本书使他神往，或者更确切地说，使他感到安心。