Make peace Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To stop arguing or fighting with someone and become friendly again. It can also mean to end conflict between groups or countries.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for both personal relationships (friends, family) and international/political contexts. Common collocations: 'make peace with someone', 'make peace between nations.' Informal; more formal alternatives include 'reconcile.'
Spanish: hacer las pacesPortuguese (BR): fazer as pazesPortuguese (PT): fazer as pazesChinese (Simplified): 和解 - 言和Chinese (Traditional): 和解 - 言和Hindi: सुलह करनाArabic: يصنع السلام - يصلح الأمورBengali: মিল করা - শান্তি স্থাপন করাRussian: помириться - заключить мирJapanese: 和解する - 和平するVietnamese: làm hòa - giảng hòaKorean: 화해하다 - 평화를 이루다Turkish: barışmak - barış yapmakUrdu: صلح کرنا - میل ملاپ کرناIndonesian: berdamai - membuat perdamaian
Example Sentences
After the fight, they decided to make peace.
basic
It can be hard to make peace after a big argument.
basic
Sometimes you just have to swallow your pride and make peace.
natural
The leaders met to make peace between their countries.
basic
They argued for years before finally deciding to make peace.
natural
Isn’t it time to let go of the past and make peace?
natural