1N-UNCOUNT [inNOUN]酬金;酬劳;奖赏;赔偿 If you are given something, usually money, in recompense, you are given it as a reward or because you have suffered. 酬金;酬劳;奖赏;赔偿 [formal]
He demands no financial recompense for his troubles. [+ for]
2VERB (常以金钱形式)偿付,赔偿,报答 If you recompense someone for their efforts or their loss, you give them something, usually money, as a payment or reward. (常以金钱形式)偿付,赔偿,报答 [formal]
The fees offered by the NHS do not recompense dental surgeons for their professional time. [VERB noun + for]
国民医疗保健系统所支付的费用中不涵盖牙科诊疗费用。
If they succeed in court, they will be fully recompensed for their loss. [VERB noun for noun]
(formal) ADJECTIVE | VERB + RECOMPENSE | PREPOSITIONADJECTIVE➤reasonable, law法律) , sufficient合理的/足夠的酬金➤financial (especially BrE) 金錢補償VERB + RECOMPENSE➤have獲得報酬◇All struggles should have their recompense.一切奮鬥都應得到回報。➤expect期待賠償▸➤get, receive得到報酬▸➤give (sth in), pay (sth in)給予(⋯)賠償;支付(⋯)賠償金◇Substantial damages were paid in recompense.給予了大筆賠償金作為補償。PREPOSITION➤as recompense, in recompense作為補償;作為報酬◇She received a gift as recompense.作為報酬,她得到了一件禮物。➤recompense for⋯的賠償;⋯的補償◇He was given £1 000 in recompense for his loss.他得到 1,000 英鎊作為損失補償金。➤recompense from從⋯獲得補償◇recompense from the government從政府處得到的補償