solace

n.

安慰，安慰物；

vt.

安慰，慰藉；减轻；使快乐；

复数：solaces过去式：solaced过去分词：solaced现在分词：solacing第三人称单数：solaces

quantum of solace量子危机（电影名称）

solace oneself with something用某物(或某事)安慰自己

1. The sick man found solace in music.
   那男病人从音乐中获得了安慰。
2. I'm afraid he took his solace in drink.
   恐怕他是借酒浇愁。
3. His work has been a real solace to him.
   他从工作中得到莫大的慰藉。

1. I usually solace myself with music.
   我通常用音乐抚慰自己。
2. I don't know how to solace his grief.
   我不知道如何安慰他使之减轻悲痛。

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