de-escalate

英 [diː ˈeskəleɪt]

美 [di ˈeskəleɪt]

v.  （使）逐步降级

英英释义

verb

• reduce the level or intensity or size or scope of
  1. de-escalate a crisis
  Synonym:weakenstep down
• diminish in size, scope, or intensity
  1. The war of words between them de-escalated with time

双语例句

• The goal of navigating conflict is to de-escalate.
  引导冲突的目标是要降级。
• His team had found that even in happy relationships, partners reciprocate anger with anger, so the easiest way to de-escalate a conflict was not to escalate it in the first place.
  他的小组人员过去发现即时在快乐的关系中，配偶也会以”气“报”气“。因此，让一场冲突降级的最简单方式就是一开始别将冲突升级。
• There are signs that the confrontation is beginning to de-escalate.
  有迹象表明对抗局面开始缓和了。
• The birth rate has begun to de-escalate.
  出生率已开始逐步降低了。
• The government has taken these measures in an attempt to de-escalate the conflict.
  政府已采取措施试图缓解冲突。
• The Geneva meeting on the situation in Ukraine agreed on initial concrete steps to de-escalate tensions and restore security for all citizens, said a joint statement.
  这份联合声明表示：在关于乌克兰局势的日内瓦会议上，各方同意采取多项初步的具体步骤，以缓解紧张局势，让所有公民重获安全。
• Mr Paulson quoted Mr Lewis as responding to his comments on management change by saying: That makes it simple. Let's de-escalate.
  对于自己有关管理层变动的评述，保尔森引用刘易斯的回应称：让我们简单一点，逐步降级吧。
• They are looking for something to de-escalate the problem.
  他们在寻求某种能缓解该问题的办法。
• The timing to de-escalate is about on the third day post treatment, that is, after clinical observation for at least two days when culture results available.
  进行降阶的时机大约在治疗后第三天，也就是在临床观察至少两天，同时有培养的结果可供参考后进行。
• The hope must be that in the next few days a way can be found to de-escalate the tension in the East China Sea.
  世人必然希望，各方能在未来数天里找到缓解东中国海紧张局势的方法。