1.变温和,变宽厚;心平气和;发慈悲心,动怜悯心 (towards);减弱,缓和
1.to change your mind about not allowing something to happen or not letting someone do something
2.if rain or snow relents, it stops being so severe
1.till, thinking that this might after all be true, she relented, and said quite humbly, 'I beg your pardon, sir.
后来觉得这也许是真的，就后悔了，于是十分客气地说：“我请你原谅，先生。”
2.When I pressed him on his claim that he wasn't pessimistic, he paused for a moment and then relented a little.
当我让他进一步阐述他不是一位悲观主义者的言论时，他停顿了片刻，言语变得稍显温和。
3."The captain at last relented, and told him that he might make himself at home" (Herman Melville).
“最后，船长缓和下来，告诉他随便些”（荷曼？麦尔维尔）。
4.Finally she relented to his request that she at least attend vocal training, only because " I had nothing better to do. "
滨崎步终于软化，应他要求至少去接受歌唱训练，纯粹因为“我没有别的事好干”。
5.Cynthia was more than curious, but she relented when she noticed the strain in her daughter's face.
莘济亚感到特别奇怪，却是很和蔼谛视着她女儿紧张的脸。
6.But Madhusudan relented and let me off with just a taste of his pride-reducing power.
但是马都苏丹大发慈悲，只用他一点儿贬损骄傲的能量，就把我放过了。
7.The Burmese military rulers, which had rejected most offers of foreign aid, finally relented under intense international pressure.
缅甸军政府起初拒绝大部分的外国援助，但在国际上巨大压力下，最终态度软化。
8.She only relented a few months later when my parents promised that I would go to college. This was the start of my life.
只是在几个月以后，我的父母答应她一定要让我上大学，那个时候她才软化同意。
9.Last week, the SSA finally relented a bit, and our organization became the first to see the agreement.
上周，社会保障局终于有所让步，我们的组织第一个看到了此份协定。
10.Then the Lord relented and did not bring on his people the disaster he had threatened.
于是耶和华后悔，不把所说的祸降与他的百姓。