make peace with — to accept and stop being angry about something or someone; to reconcile
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to accept and stop being angry about something or someone; to reconcile
Pronunciation (IPA): /meɪk piːs wɪð/
Korean meaning: ~와 화해하다, 받아들이고 평화롭게 지내다
Korean pronunciation: 메이크 **피**스 위드
Example Sentences
- Tom decided to make peace with his noisy neighbor by bringing homemade cookies.
- She had to make peace with the fact that she would never be a professional dancer.
- The CEO made peace with his biggest competitor by buying their company.
make peace with
VERB//meɪk piːs wɪð//
to accept and stop being angry about something or someone; to reconcile
to accept and stop being angry about something or someone; to reconcile
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고대부터 'peace'는 평화와 화해를 의미했고, 'make'와 결합하여 능동적으로 평화를 만들어간다는 의미가 되었습니다.
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“Tom decided to make peace with his noisy neighbor by bringing homemade cookies.”
“She had to make peace with the fact that she would never be a professional dancer.”
“The CEO made peace with his biggest competitor by buying their company.”
“After burning dinner again, Dad made peace with ordering pizza.”
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