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英:[ˌkɒmpenˈseɪʃn]
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com·pen·sa·tion
kam pn seI shn
词根:compensate
adj.compensable 可补偿的;应予以补偿的
vi.compensate 补偿,赔偿;抵消
vt.compensate 补偿,赔偿;付报酬
noun
the act of compensating : the state of being compensated
correction of an organic defect or loss by hypertrophy or by increased functioning of another organ or unimpaired parts of the same organ
a psychological mechanism by which feelings of inferiority, frustration, or failure in one field are counterbalanced by achievement in another
something that constitutes an equivalent or recompense Moving to the coast had some drawbacks, but there were also compensations.
Age has its compensations.
payment, remuneration
working without compensation
compensation system补偿制度
error compensation误差补偿,平差
compensation method补偿法
temperature compensation温度补偿
reactive power compensation无功补偿
claim for compensation索赔
compensation trade补偿贸易
motion compensation运动补偿;动态补偿
economic compensation经济赔偿
radius compensation半径补偿;径差补偿
compensation package赔偿计划;薪酬包
executive compensation管理层薪资水平
without compensation毫无补偿
compensation principle补偿原则
pressure compensation压力补偿
compensation fund赔偿基金
compensation plan酬金方案
make compensation补偿,赔款
compensation insurance职工赔偿保险
series compensation串联补偿
14世纪末,"补偿的行动",源自拉丁语 compensationem(主格 compensatio)"将一物与另一物进行权衡,平衡",动作名词,来自过去分词词干 compensare"将一物与另一物进行权衡",因此,"抵消",由 com"与,一起"(见 com-)+ pensare, pendere 的频率动词"悬挂,使悬挂; 权衡; 支付"(源自 PIE 词根 *(s)pen-"拉,伸展,旋转")。
意思上,"作为补偿给予的东西"可追溯至1600年; "损失或损害的赔偿"的意思可追溯至1804年; "薪水,工资"的意思可追溯至1787年,美国英语。心理意义可追溯至1914年。
补偿作用
代偿:对任何结构或功能缺陷的补偿。在心理学中,指一有意识的过程,更常指一无意识的防御机制,依靠此一过程或机制,使真正的或者想象的躯体或心理缺陷得到弥补。在心血管病学中,指经过心脏和循环调节(如心动过速,心肌肥大,钠水潴留以增加容量)维持充分的血流而无令人不适的症状
补偿
代偿
赔偿金
补偿
補償
补偿
在加工过程中,把加工工具与工件校正到正确的相对位置,而引入的微量位移。
补偿
赔偿金
报酬
有偿
赔偿费
赔偿物
补偿
补偿
代偿
see compensate
The first known use of compensation was in the 14th century
compensateverb
to be equal to in value or effect : counterbalance
to make up for
effort that compensates for lack of skill
to make equal return to : pay
compensate workers for their labor
compensateverb
to be equal to in value or effect : counterbalance
to make up for
effort that compensates for lack of skill
to make equal return to : pay
compensate workers for their labor
compensateverb
to be equal to in value or effect : counterbalance
to make up for
effort that compensates for lack of skill
to make equal return to : pay
compensate workers for their labor
compensationnoun
the act of compensating : the state of being compensated
something that compensatesespecially: payment to an unemployed or injured worker
payment in the form of salary or wages
compensationnoun
correction of an organic defect by excessive development or by increased functioning of another organ or unimpaired parts of the same organ see decompensation
cardiac compensation
a psychological mechanism by which feelings of inferiority, frustration, or failure in one field are counterbalanced by achievement in another
1 They’re also businesses, built on extracting the maximum output from their employees, often–especially in the case of lower-tier workers–in exchange for as minimal compensation as they can get away with.
2 There should be compensation for British farmers hit by the slump in demand.
应该给受到需求锐减影响的英国农民提供补偿金。
3 As always, though, there were some rich compensations.
4 A workers’ compensation insurance policy was allowed to lapse, leading to a fine.
5 The regulation established common rules on compensation and assistance to passengers in the event of denied boarding, flight cancellation or significant flight delays.
6 Realization technique of the temperature compensation and zero temperature coefficient is explained this paper.
本文分析了温度补偿、零温度系数的实现方法.
7 The lawsuit which was filed on Thursday, claims that the creators of the comedy special used Carlin's entire body of work to train an AI chatbot without consent or compensation.
8 Ask permission from a farmer and be prepared to pay compensation.
征求一位农夫的允许,并准备好补偿金.
9 He also became, without compensation, the most sampled drummer of all time.
10 He insists there should have been complete compensation in the undamaged part of my cerebral cortex, and that my dragging right side is merely holding on to a habit it learned in infancy.
11 WOW doesn’t have to pay for your new flight, but it owes you compensation for the delay.
12 In compensation, the Marshall Islanders received expert medical care.
13 News International, parent company of Britain's top-selling News of the World tabloid, said on Friday it would admit liability and pay compensation in eight cases -- although many more believe they were targeted.
14 Can we consider the possibility of undertaking compensation trade?
我们能不能考虑采用补偿贸易方式 呢 ?
15 Some, such as Hadda Khalfi, one of the main interviewees who explains how her husband disappeared never to return, have never received an apology or compensation from the state.
16 Most of those people volunteered to give up their seats in return for some form of compensation, like a voucher for a free flight.
17 The theater will continue to pay the royalties; the additional health care and preproduction payments represent a 25 percent increase in guaranteed compensation for Playwrights Horizons writers, the company said.
18 Helen gained some compensation for her earlier defeat by winning the final open class.
海伦通过赢得公开赛的决赛获得了对先前失利的一些补偿。
19 Aside from this, compensation for this unhealthy situation will happen every day and in many ways.
20 Some believe this level of compensation is essentially a poison pill to put off any rival bidders.
有些人认为这种程度的补偿实质上是阻止任何投标对手的“毒丸”防御。
1 赔偿物
2 补偿物
3 补强
4 酬报
5 补偿
compensatory countervailing indemnity restitution atonement redress reparation indemnification recompense compensate redeem indemnify satisfaction right recoup expiate remedy comeback expiation repair satisfactory offset amends recover satisfy reimburse countervail boot atone make compensation for make amends for make it up to make up make up for atone for make amends for doing make amends for for doing make amends to for doing make amends to for for doing make amends to make amends comp payoff balance saving compensative payment consideration retrieval remuneration requital pay retrieve equalize requite counterpoise assoil make-up redemption quittance mend indemnificatory redemptive expiatory reparatory redressal commute make up for a loss
6 报酬
compensatory payment reward terms consideration remuneration gratuity recompense compensate return premium salary wage earnings payoff gratification retribution emolument meed remunerate a putty medal fruit fee quid pro quo pay wage-packet compensative price average gain harvest dividend bacon honorarium guerdon quittance gratify requite hire cheese yield render laborage carrot repayment requital
7 弥补
offset atonement recover compensate redeem purge recoup counterpoint atone good repair bridge remedy compensatory retrieval supply retrieve assoil redeeming countervailing span counterbalance countervail atone for
13 酬劳
14 赔偿
compensatory indemnity restitution reparation indemnification recompense compensate satisfaction remedy redress amends requital cover repair reimburse indemnify recoup requite aby abye give satisfaction make compensation for make restitution replace damages make amends for doing make amends for for doing make amends to for doing make amends to for for doing make amends to make good make amends reparative reparatory compensative payment remuneration reprisal recoupment quittance solatium amende respond restitute recover satisfy reprise restoration gree atone remunerate atonement pay commute ransom make it good
18 补偿金
19 抵消
offset cancellation set-off kill balance correct negative cancel compensate null neutralize counteract neuter nullify counterbalance counterpoise countervail countervailing quits counter
20 补整