英语词汇compensation的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

compensation AC /ˌkɒmpənˈseɪʃən $ ˌkɑːm-/ noun money paid to someone because they have suffered injury or loss, or because something they own has been damagedadjectivesfinancial compensation He applied for financial compensation from the government.full/maximum compensation (=fully covering the loss, damage etc) Full compensation is only paid very rarely.partial compensation (=partly covering the loss, damage etc) The woman received partial compensation of £5,000.substantial compensation (=a lot of money) She may be entitled to substantial compensation.record compensation (=more than has ever been paid before) The company agreed to pay record compensation of $1 billion.adequate/appropriate compensation (=enough money) 1,000 euros is not adequate compensation for what we have suffered.compensation is payable/due (=it must be paid) A court ruled that no compensation was payable.verbsapply for/claim compensation (=ask for it because you have a right to it) You can claim compensation for unfair dismissal from your job.get/receive/win compensation Some people have received compensation from the government for the loss of their homes.pay/give (sb) compensation Passengers will be paid compensation if their baggage is lost or damaged.award (sb) compensation (=say someone has a right to get it) Many victims have been awarded compensation by the courts.offer sb compensation The health authority offered compensation to the families.deny/refuse sb compensation (=not allow them to have it) The released prisoners were denied compensation.be entitled to/be eligible for compensation (=be able to get it) If you have lost money, you may be entitled to compensation.seek compensation (=try to get it) Survivors of the rail disaster are seeking compensation.demand compensation (=ask for it in an angry way) The people whose houses were damaged are demanding financial compensation.fight for compensation (=try hard to get it) Alan, who hurt his back and hasn’t worked since, is still fighting for compensation.compensation + nounsa compensation claim He was seeking legal advice on a compensation claim.a compensation payment UK farmers may get compensation payments.a compensation payout (=a payment or payments, especially when this is a lot of money) A young footballer has received a record compensation payout for his injury.a compensation system also a compensation scheme BrE There is a compensation scheme for people hurt in road accidents.a compensation fund (=money available for paying compensation) A compensation fund was created for the victims of the attack.prepositionscompensation for sth You can get compensation for injuries at work.compensation from sb She received compensation from the government for damage to her property.in compensation The jury awarded Tyler $1.7 million in compensation.as compensation The workers were given 30 days’ pay as compensation.

词组	compensation
释义	compensation AC /ˌkɒmpənˈseɪʃən $ ˌkɑːm-/ noun money paid to someone because they have suffered injury or loss, or because something they own has been damagedadjectivesfinancial compensation He applied for financial compensation from the government.full/maximum compensation (=fully covering the loss, damage etc) Full compensation is only paid very rarely.partial compensation (=partly covering the loss, damage etc) The woman received partial compensation of £5,000.substantial compensation (=a lot of money) She may be entitled to substantial compensation.record compensation (=more than has ever been paid before) The company agreed to pay record compensation of $1 billion.adequate/appropriate compensation (=enough money) 1,000 euros is not adequate compensation for what we have suffered.compensation is payable/due (=it must be paid) A court ruled that no compensation was payable.verbsapply for/claim compensation (=ask for it because you have a right to it) You can claim compensation for unfair dismissal from your job.get/receive/win compensation Some people have received compensation from the government for the loss of their homes.pay/give (sb) compensation Passengers will be paid compensation if their baggage is lost or damaged.award (sb) compensation (=say someone has a right to get it) Many victims have been awarded compensation by the courts.offer sb compensation The health authority offered compensation to the families.deny/refuse sb compensation (=not allow them to have it) The released prisoners were denied compensation.be entitled to/be eligible for compensation (=be able to get it) If you have lost money, you may be entitled to compensation.seek compensation (=try to get it) Survivors of the rail disaster are seeking compensation.demand compensation (=ask for it in an angry way) The people whose houses were damaged are demanding financial compensation.fight for compensation (=try hard to get it) Alan, who hurt his back and hasn’t worked since, is still fighting for compensation.compensation + nounsa compensation claim He was seeking legal advice on a compensation claim.a compensation payment UK farmers may get compensation payments.a compensation payout (=a payment or payments, especially when this is a lot of money) A young footballer has received a record compensation payout for his injury.a compensation system also a compensation scheme BrE There is a compensation scheme for people hurt in road accidents.a compensation fund (=money available for paying compensation) A compensation fund was created for the victims of the attack.prepositionscompensation for sth You can get compensation for injuries at work.compensation from sb She received compensation from the government for damage to her property.in compensation The jury awarded Tyler $1.7 million in compensation.as compensation The workers were given 30 days’ pay as compensation.
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