Tra từ reassure - Từ điển LongMan Dictionary

re‧as‧sure/ˌriːəˈʃʊə $ -ˈʃʊr/ verb [TRANSITIVE]
to make someone feel calmer and less worried or frightened about a problem or situation:
　 ▪ Teachers reassured anxious parents.
reassure somebody (that)
　 ▪ He tried to reassure me that my mother would be okay.

verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
ADVERB
very
▪ This second explanation is not very reassuring.
▪ It's very reassuring that some companies can be relied upon to give good customer service and satisfaction.
▪ It feels very reassuring to the person and at the same time it allows them to become accustomed to your touch.
NOUN
market
▪ The G7 members did no more than reassure the financial markets about their readiness to intervene to curb volatility.
▪ What is evident is that the cut reassured the financial markets a bit more than it scared them.
parent
▪ She went on record to reassure parents that no children were taken with a revenge motive.
▪ It also reassured them that their parents loved them and cared about their wellbeing.
▪ But babysitters who've completed the course can show a certificate of competence to the child's parents to reassure them.
VERB
feel
▪ The hands of a human should make the puppy feel warm and reassured.
▪ This book is going to make us all feel reassured by our own dysfunctions.
▪ It feels very reassuring to the person and at the same time it allows them to become accustomed to your touch.
▪ They felt reassured when all they found were dying amphibians, reptiles and crustacea.
▪ She was feeling sleepy and reassured.
find
▪ What kind of person would you find reassuring?
▪ Fishing and sailing parties found his presence reassuring.
need
▪ You needed to be reassured of my love for you.
▪ It is easy to see why they might need reassuring.
▪ There was an article on bed-wetting, how parents need to reassure children.
▪ In such circumstances the rejected candidate needs to be reassured that his response will be treated in confidence.
▪ When she returned - and she would surely return soon - she would need reassuring and a lot of tender loving.
▪ He needed to go and reassure the men in his platoon.
▪ They may need reassuring that if they drink more liquid this will not occur.
seek
▪ Moffett sought to reassure investors that the company had social issues under control.
try
▪ She knew, too, she had to try and reassure the children, and struggled to control herself.
▪ Uncle Michael had tried to reassure and convince.
▪ He tried to calm and reassure her.
▪ It was clear to him that, however she tried to reassure him, Susan carried his failure home in her baggage.
▪ The minister of agriculture and resettlement, Kumbirai Kangai, has been trying to reassure white farmers.
▪ I tried to reassure myself that I was slowing down.
want
▪ Desperately she wanted to reassure him, but could find no words.
▪ They want to be reassured that they have made the right choice in sending their daughters to Oregon.
▪ The only thing is, I want to reassure you that she will be perfectly safe here.
▪ He wanted some one to reassure him, he wanted to feel at ease.
▪ Police want to reassure anyone who's nervous about coming foreward with information.
▪ That's why they want to reassure them of their treatment at the Police station.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ 'No one can ever take your spirit away from you,' my mother reassured me.
▪ I tried to reassure her by saying that the police would arrive soon.
▪ I tried to reassure her that she had made the right decision in turning down the job.
▪ My mother did her best to reassure me, but I still felt nervous and insecure.
▪ Officials reassured callers who were worried about the fires.
▪ She returned to her motel, reassured by the nurses that her husband would be quite all right.
▪ The company has reassured its workers that there will be no job losses this year.
▪ The company tried to reassure shareholders about the safety of their stocks.
▪ The doctor did his best to reassure us that Cindy would be all right.
▪ The president reassured voters that there would be no tax increase.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Fishing and sailing parties found his presence reassuring.
▪ Her wit reassured them that Robert would be opposed now and then, if not contained.
▪ How to reassure this woman when her question pricked his own uncertainty?
▪ Make it as reassuring as you can.
▪ Most of the time, x-rays are performed to reassure patients or doctors, according to the researchers.
▪ She went on record to reassure parents that no children were taken with a revenge motive.
▪ While the locals are reassured by international aid and the presence of specialists, they also look to other sources of succour.