soother

UK
/ˈsuːðə/
US
/ˈsuːðər/
soothersubstantiv
soothers
Pl.
UK
/ˈsuːðə/
US
/ˈsuːðər/
Übersetzungen
The mother used a soother to calm the crying baby.
Мать использовала успокоитель, чтобы успокоить плачущего ребенка.
The baby refused to take the soother and continued to cry.
Ребенок отказался брать пустышку и продолжал плакать.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A device, typically a rubber or plastic nipple, given to an infant to suck on for comfort.
The baby calmed down as soon as she was given her soother.
A person or thing that calms or relieves stress or discomfort.
Listening to music is a great soother after a long day at work.
sootheradjektiv
UK
/ˈsuːðə/
US
/ˈsuðɚ/
Used attributively before another noun.
Definitionen
Relating to a device or item intended to calm, pacify, or comfort.
She clipped a soother strap onto the baby's blanket.
soothadjektiv

soother

Komp.

soother
Komp.
soothest
Super.
Archaic adjective meaning ‘true’ or ‘real’.
Definitionen
True; real; faithful to fact (archaic).
That is a sooth word, spoken from the heart.
soothsubstantiv
Definitionen
Truth or reality.
In sooth, the rumors were unfounded and baseless.