appease

1. To make quiet; to calm; to reduce (something) to a state of peace; to dispel (anger, hatred, etc.).

   to appease the tumult of the ocean

   besänftigen, friedlich stimmen

   умиротворя́тьumirotvorjátʹ, умиротвори́тьumirotvorítʹ, успока́иватьuspokáivatʹ

   умиротворя́тиumyrotvorjáty, умиротвори́тиumyrotvorýty, утихоми́рюватиutyxomýrjuvaty

   make peace with

2. To make conciliatory offerings or concessions to (someone) in an attempt to dispel their anger, aggression, etc.; to adapt to the demands of; to come to terms with.

   They appeased the angry gods with burnt offerings.

   beschwichtigen, besänftigen

   умиротворя́тьumirotvorjátʹ, умиротвори́тьumirotvorítʹ

   умиротворя́тиumyrotvorjáty, умиротвори́тиumyrotvorýty, задо́брюватиzadóbrjuvaty

1. The apple appeased my hunger temporarily.

   deDer Apfel stillte kurzzeitig meinen Hunger.

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2. Yanni agreed to appease his wife.

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3. It's all to appease the algorithm.

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4. A hearty dinner well appeased my hunger.

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5. Only a sincere apology will appease my anger.

   deNur eine aufrichtige Entschuldigung kann meinen Zorn beschwichtigen.

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