recompense是什么意思

双语用例

• Secondly, direct-transfer payments were made with no expectation of recompense.

• Although arguably at least as important as tasks undertaken through conventional employment, they are presently not recognised or recompensed on an equal basis with employment.

• The starving would thus feel resentment and the sympathy of an impartial spectator would 'demand an enforced recompense' (p. 258).

• However, only one practice claimed recompense for such cover.

• They concluded that (liberal) democracy would never secure their ends: justice and recompense.

• The diamonds are then framed as just recompense for their selflessness in pursuing this lost brother.

• One central theme was that of recompense (baoying)- evil deeds will bring disaster and grief and good deeds will bring good fortune.

• But the poet's memories have not been abundant recompense for lost potential.