No. 4,084 in French
concilier
To reconcile or harmonize.
In a sentence
Il est difficile de concilier le travail et la vie de famille.
It is difficult to reconcile work and family life.
Here, 'concilier' is used to express harmonizing or balancing two aspects of life, i.e., work and family.
Pour réussir dans ce projet, nous devons concilier nos idées.
To succeed in this project, we need to reconcile our ideas.
In this sentence, 'concilier' means to bring together different opinions or ideas in agreement.
Elle essaie de concilier ses responsabilités personnelles avec ses rêves professionnels.
She tries to balance her personal responsibilities with her professional dreams.
'Concilier' here represents the action of attempting to harmonize or integrate two seemingly conflicting pursuits or obligations.
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