peace

UK
/piːs/
US
/pis/

Übersetzungen

peacesubstantiv
peaces
Pl.
After years of conflict, the two countries finally signed a peace treaty.
После многих лет конфликта две страны наконец подписали мирный договор.
She found peace in the quiet of the countryside.
Она нашла покой в тишине сельской местности.
peaceadjektiv
UK
/piːs/
US
/pis/
Attributive use (e.g., “peace talks”)—functions like an adjective though morphologically a noun.
peaceinterjektion
Used in modern English as a salutation/farewell and as an imperative call for calm or silence.
Synonyme
Hold it!
Settle down!
Calm down!
Pipe down!

Definitionen

peacesubstantiv
A state of tranquility or quiet, especially as it relates to the absence of war or conflict.
After the ceasefire, the region finally experienced peace for the first time in years.
A state of mental calm and serenity, free from stress or anxiety.
Meditation helps her find peace amidst the chaos of daily life.
A treaty or agreement to end hostilities between warring parties.
The leaders signed a peace that would end the decade-long war.
A period of time characterized by the absence of war or conflict.
The nation enjoyed a long peace after the treaty was signed.
Public order and safety; a state in which civil authorities maintain calm and lawfulness.
Extra officers were called in to keep the peace during the demonstration.
peaceadjektiv
Relating to, characterized by, or intended to promote peace; peaceful.
Diplomats resumed the peace talks after a brief interruption.
peaceinterjektion
Used as a greeting or farewell expressing goodwill or solidarity.
"See you tomorrow—peace!" he said, waving good-bye.
Used imperatively to demand silence or calm.
"Peace!" shouted the teacher, quieting the noisy class.