reconcile in Japanese
reconcile in Japanese is 仲直り, 和解 — reconcile means to restore a friendly relationship between people after a disagreement.
reconcile in Japanese
仲直り
Pronounced: nakanaori
(ambitransitive) To restore a friendly relationship; to bring back or return to harmony.
和解
Pronounced: wakai
(ambitransitive) To restore a friendly relationship; to bring back or return to harmony.
What does "reconcile" mean?
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verb To restore a friendly relationship between people after a disagreement.
"The two sisters reconciled after years of not speaking."
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verb To make two seemingly conflicting ideas or facts fit together.
"It's hard to reconcile his kind reputation with what he actually did."
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verb To check financial records so they match and any differences are explained.
"The bookkeeper reconciles the accounts at the end of each month."
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reconcile in a sentence
- The two sisters reconciled after years of not speaking.
- It's hard to reconcile his kind reputation with what he actually did.
- The bookkeeper reconciles the accounts at the end of each month.
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What is "reconcile" in Japanese?
"reconcile" in Japanese is 仲直り, 和解. reconcile means: To restore a friendly relationship between people after a disagreement.
How do you pronounce 仲直り?
"reconcile" in Japanese is 仲直り, pronounced "nakanaori".
How do you use "reconcile" in a sentence?
Example: "The two sisters reconciled after years of not speaking." In Japanese, "reconcile" is 仲直り, 和解.
Are there other ways to say "reconcile" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "reconcile": 仲直り, 和解.
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