n.安慰，使感到安慰的人(或事)，慰藉

原形：consolation复数：consolations

I tried to give her consolation.
我尽力安慰她。
They tried to offer her consolation, but she kept crying anyway.
他们试图安慰她，但她只是一味地哭泣。
Eric had the consolation of knowing that he couldn't have done any better.
埃里克知道自己已经尽了最大努力，心中便有了安慰。
The thought that I had done my best was a small consolation after losing the race.
比赛失败后，想到自己已经尽力了算是些许安慰。
Receiving a participation award was a consolation for not winning first place.
虽然没有赢得第一名，但获得参与奖也是一种安慰。
After her team's defeat, the coach's kind words were a consolation to the players.
球队失利后，教练的温馨话语对队员们是一种慰藉。
Losing my job was tough, but the generous severance package was some consolation.
失业很艰难，但丰厚的解雇补偿金算是点安慰。
The consolation prize, though not what she hoped for, still made her smile.
虽然不是她所期望的，但安慰奖还是让她露出了微笑。
The fact that they reached the finals was a great consolation despite not winning the championship.
尽管没有赢得冠军，但能进入决赛本身就是一个巨大的安慰。
His friends' support was a huge consolation during his difficult time.
在他困难时期，朋友们的支持是巨大的慰藉。
Getting a refund was the only consolation for the terrible service we received.
面对糟糕的服务，获得退款是我们唯一的安慰。
Though he didn't make the team, the coach's offer to help him improve served as a consolation.
虽然他没有入选队伍，但教练提出帮他提高的建议也算是一种安慰。
The knowledge that failure is a part of the learning process brought her some consolation.
明白失败是学习过程的一部分给了她一些安慰。