Soothed Meaning in English

word · lemma: soothe

US

ˈsuðd

SOOTHD

UK

sˈuːðd

SOOTHD

التعريف

Past tense of 'soothe': to make someone feel calmer, less upset, or less in pain by comforting them or reducing discomfort.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Soothed' is formal to neutral, often used for calming people (babies, friends) or alleviating physical discomfort (pain, burns). Common pairings: 'soothed a baby', 'soothed his fears', 'soothed her headache'. Not used for loud situations—use 'calmed down' for rowdy groups.

• Spanish: calmó - tranquilizó - alivió
• Portuguese (BR): acalmou - tranquilizou - aliviou
• Portuguese (PT): acalmou - tranquilizou - aliviou
• Chinese (Simplified): 安慰了 - 抚慰了 - 缓解了
• Chinese (Traditional): 安慰了 - 撫慰了 - 緩解了
• Hindi: सांत्वना दी - शांत किया
• Arabic: هدأ - سكن
• Bengali: শান্ত করেছিল - শান্ত করানো (ব্যথা কমানো)
• Russian: успокоил - облегчал (боль)
• Japanese: なだめた - 和らげた
• Vietnamese: xoa dịu - làm dịu đi
• Korean: 달랬다 - 진정시켰다
• Turkish: rahatlattı - yatıştırdı
• Urdu: تسلی دی - سکون دیا
• Indonesian: menenangkan - meredakan

جمل نموذجية

She soothed the crying baby in her arms.

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The doctor soothed my fears about the surgery.

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A warm drink soothed his sore throat.

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Music soothed her after a long, stressful day.

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He soothed his friend with kind words when she was upset.

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The lotion soothed her sunburn instantly.

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