reassuring

adj.

令人安心的；鼓气的；可靠的；

vt.

reassure的现在分词；

1. These early talkies are more reassuring as movies.
   这些早期的有声电影对白比电影更让人觉得安心。
2. The old man put a reassuring hand on my shoulder.
   老人把一只令人安心的手放在我的肩膀上。
3. It is reassuring to be enquired after when you're ill. It shows your friends haven't stopped being concerned about you.
   如果能询问一下你是何时生病的我们也就放心了。因为你的朋友一直在关心你。
4. The tale of Mr Ghosn is not wholly reassuring.
   戈恩的经历也并不完全能安慰人。
5. He looks ill himself, for all his reassuring smile.
   尽管他宽慰地笑着,他自己的脸色却不很好看。

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