Translation of Italian word "conciliare" to English
conciliare
/kontʃiˈljare/
Meaning
VerbTo bring into agreement or harmony, or to balance competing demands successfully.
🇬🇧 English
to reconcile, to balance
Example
È spesso difficile conciliare i ritmi di lavoro intensi con le esigenze della vita familiare.
It is often difficult to reconcile intense work schedules with family life demands.
Il mediatore ha tentato di conciliare le due parti prima che ricorressero al tribunale.
The mediator attempted to reconcile the two parties before they resorted to court.
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The Italian word "conciliare" means "to reconcile, to balance" in English.
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