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Definition of consoled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
supportedhaving received emotional support
- He was consoled by his family's presence.
2.
emotionfeeling comforted after a loss or disappointment
- She felt consoled after talking to her friend.
Origin of consoled
Latin, consolari (to comfort)
Terms with consoled included in their meaning
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emotion
feel reassured or consoled by something
Examples of consoled in a sentence
The child was consoled by the teacher's kind words. He felt consoled by the kind words of his colleagues. The consoled child finally stopped crying.
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- French:réconforté, consolé, ...
- German:getröstet, beruhigt, ...
- Italian:consolato, ...
- Spanish:reconfortado, consolado, ...
- Portuguese:amparado, consolada, ...
- Chinese:被安慰的, 慰藉的, ...
- Japanese:支えられた, 慰められた, ...
- Arabic:مُوَاسًى, مُعزًّى, ...
- Hebrew:מֻנְחָם, מְנוּחָם, ...
- Russian:утешенный, успокоенная, ...
- Ukrainian:втішений, втішена, ...
- Hindi:ढाढ़स बँधा हुआ, सांत्वित, ...
Definition of console - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
gamingdevice for playing video games
- He spent hours playing on his new console.
2.
automotiveUS storage tray between car seatsUS
- She kept her sunglasses in the car's console.
3.
technologyTECH. control panel for electronic or mechanical devicesTECH.
- He adjusted the volume using the console in the cockpit.
4.
furnitureUK cabinet for home entertainment equipment like TV or stereoUK
- The TV console fits perfectly in the living room.
5.
musicTECH. part of an organ with manuals and pedalsTECH.
- The organist sat at the console and began to play.
6.
architectureTECH. ornamental bracket supporting a wall fixtureTECH.
- The antique console added charm to the hallway.
Verb
1.
emotional supportcomfort someone in a time of grief
- She tried to console him after the loss.
2.
technologyTECH. control or operate electronic or computer systemsTECH.
- He learned to console the mainframe computer efficiently.
Images of console
device for playing video games 
storage tray between car seats 
control panel for electronic or mechanical devices 
cabinet for home entertainment equipment like TV or stereo 
part of an organ with manuals and pedals 
ornamental bracket supporting a wall fixture
Expressions with console
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find comfort in something during a difficult time
She consoled herself with the thought that things would get better.
electronic device for playing video games
He received a new game console for his birthday.
electronic device for playing video games
He received a new games console for his birthday.
electronic device for playing video games
He bought a new gaming console for his birthday.
electronic device for playing video games on a TV
He bought a new video game console for his birthday.
device for playing video games on a screen
He bought a new video games console for his birthday.
structure in a vehicle with controls and storage
The center console holds the radio and storage compartments.
video game played on a gaming console
He spent the evening playing a new console game with his friends.
part of a car interior between the front seats
The cup holders are in the centre console.
table designed to stand against a wall
The console table in the hallway holds a vase.
portable device for playing video games
She played her favorite game on a handheld console.
video game console for home use
The PlayStation 5 is a popular home console.
central control interface used to monitor and manage connected systems or resources
Use the management console to add new users and adjust security settings.
electronic device to combine and route audio signals
The band used a mixing console for their live performance.
control interface allowing access to a computer system from another location
He logged into the remote console to restart the unresponsive server.
on-screen area that displays text messages and accepts typed commands
Press this key to open the console window and view error messages.
control interface used to manage and monitor a computer server system
The administrator logged into the server console to check error messages.
digital game service that offers classic titles on newer systems
Many retro fans bought the game again on the virtual console.
Origin of console
Latin, consolari (to comfort)
Examples of console in a sentence
Gamers eagerly awaited the release of the new console. He stored his phone charger in the console. The console was filled with loose change and receipts. The engineer monitored the system from the main console. She pressed a button on the console to start the machine. He bought a new console for his gaming setup.
The console in the corner holds all the audio equipment. The console was beautifully crafted with intricate designs. During the concert, the console was illuminated by soft lights. The console was intricately carved and gilded. A marble console supported the heavy chandelier. He consoled his friend during the difficult times. The teacher consoled the student after the exam results. She can console the entire network from her desk. They trained him to console the new system.
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- French:console de jeux, réconforter, ...
- German:Konsole, trösten, ...
- Italian:console, consolare, ...
- Spanish:consola, consolar, ...
- Portuguese:consola, confortar, ...
- Chinese:游戏机, 安慰, ...
- Japanese:ゲーム機, 慰める, ...
- Arabic:جِهَاز أَلْعَاب, واسى, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹנְסוֹלָה, לְנַחֵם, ...
- Russian:консоль, утешать, ...
- Ukrainian:консоль, втішити, ...
- Hindi:कंसोल, सांत्वना देना, ...
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