mitigated信息详情
v.缓和，减轻（痛苦）；减轻（罪行或过错）（mitigate的过去式及过去分词）
adj.缓和的
litigated───vt.在法庭相争；提出诉讼；vi.对簿法庭
mitigate───vt.使缓和，使减轻；vi.减轻，缓和下来
mitigates───vt.使缓和，使减轻；vi.减轻，缓和下来
unmitigated───adj.全然的；严厉的；未缓和的
fatigated───疲劳的
litigate───vt.在法庭相争；提出诉讼；vi.对簿法庭
litigates───vt.在法庭相争；提出诉讼；vi.对簿法庭
mitigator───n.缓和者；缓解物；缓解剂
titivated───vi.化妆；装饰；打扮自己；vt.化妆；打扮；装饰
Soil erosion was mitigated by the planting of trees.───植树造林减轻了土壤侵蚀。
He didn't cancel debts, but he mitigated debts.───虽然没有取消债务，但减轻了债务。
But what can be mitigated are certain effects.───但是，某些影响可以减轻。
This aid may have mitigated the slump, but it wasn't the kind of job-creation program we could and should have had.───这些救助可能减轻了经济不景气的情况，但并非我们能够和我们应该具备的那种可以创造就业机会的计划。
So, how does one reach this state of mitigated euphoria in such a way that every moment in life can be savored to the fullest?───所以，如何才能达到这种缓和的欢乐的状态，这样我们就可以最好的享受生活中的每一刻？
Some of the cost of these systems can be mitigated as they take the place of existing exhaust brake units.───因为取代了现有的排气制动，这些装置的成本有所降低。
But he said it can be mitigated if banks reach out to people who receive money transfers from abroad, known as remittances.───不过他说，如果银行主动与那些接收海外汇款的人们联系，这一问题将能够得到缓解。
Finally, we hope against hope that we have the courage to ensure that this type of catastrophe can be prevented or mitigated.───最后，我们还是抱有一线希望，希望我们有勇气保证能够预防或者减轻这样的大灾难。
And this state of the case didn't seem to have mitigated against our becoming rather fond of each other.───这种情况似乎并没有影响我们彼此颇为喜欢对方。