console
/ˈkɑnsoʊl/
verb
- To comfort someone who is sad or disappointed.
- He consoled his crying daughter with a hug and a kind word.
- The teacher consoled the student who failed the test by offering extra help.
- She tried to console her friend after the team lost the game.
noun
- A cabinet or panel that contains the controls for electronic equipment, such as a computer, stereo, or video game system.
- She stored her DVDs in the cabinet under the TV console.
- The sound engineer adjusted the levels on the mixing console.
- He bought a new gaming console to play the latest video games.
- A decorative table or cabinet designed to stand against a wall, often with a flat top and legs.
- She used the console table to display family photos.
- They placed a vase of flowers on the console in the hallway.
- The antique console had elegant carved legs and a marble top.