console

US /kənˈsoʊl/
UK /kənˈsoʊl/
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1.

to comfort (someone) at a time of grief or disappointment

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She tried to console her friend after the breakup.
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Nothing could console him after the loss of his pet.
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comfortsolacesoothecheer upreassure
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a cabinet or table designed to stand against a wall

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She placed the vase on the antique console table.
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The television was built into a large wooden console.
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sideboardcabinettable
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a flat surface containing the controls for a machine, vehicle, or other device

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The pilot checked the readings on the aircraft's console.
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The sound engineer adjusted the levels on the mixing console.
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control paneldashboardpanel
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a device for playing electronic video games

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My brother got a new gaming console for his birthday.
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Many people prefer playing games on a PC rather than a console.
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gaming systemgame machine