Appease meaning in English
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Definition
to appease: to calm, to conciliate, to pacify, to placate, to reconcile
Let's try to appease the audience. We should try and calm them down a little.
Exercise 1
According to Susie, TigerLily will .
According to Susie, TigerLily will delight women with high standards.
delight women with high standards: This is the best choice here. Susie says that TigerLily is "sure to please women of the most discerning tastes". This means that TigerLily has a superior quality which will appeal to women who are very refined and demanding of the products which they purchase.
please women with sophisticated palates: The palate is the part of the mouth which controls the human sense of taste. To have a "sophisticated palate" indicates that someone has a refined sense of taste. However this applies only to food. As Susie is referring to perfumes, this choice is incorrect.
appease women of high social standing : Women of "high social standing" are elite or wealthy women. They are not necessarily women of "discerning taste".
appeal to women of many ethnic backgrounds: Susie never mentions that women of diverse origins will enjoy TigerLily.
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