placable
adj.
c.1500, "pleasing," from Middle French placable "forgiving, conciliatory" and directly from Latin placabilis "easily appeased or pacified," from placare "to appease" (see placate). From 1580s as "capable of being pleased." Related: Placably; placability.
〔李〕[plac;-ablea.] a.可安抚的，易劝解的； 宽大的 ←plac,pleas (L placere)=to please 取悦，使高兴