abys
abys — 動詞
- abyspresent simple I / you / we / they
- abyses3rd person singular
- abysing-ing form
- abysedpast simple
1. to pay a penalty for a harmful act or wrongdoing, especially in formal or moral
受罰；承擔
為過錯承受懲罰
to pay a penalty for a harmful act or wrongdoing, especially in formal or moral contexts
In the old chronicles, the knight had to abys his treachery by spending ten years in exile.
古老的編年史記載，那名騎士因背叛行徑而遭到流放十年的懲罰。
abys + abstract noun (wrongdoing)
In ancient Delphi, a priest who broke a sacred vow had to abys the offense by paying thirty silver coins.
在古希臘的德爾斐，違背聖約的祭司必須繳納三十枚銀幣來承受罪責。
archaic register: legal/religious context
Mayumi knew she would abys her betrayal when the clan discovered she had revealed their camp to the warlord's soldiers.
Mayumi 知道，一旦族人發現她向軍閥士兵洩露了藏身處的位置，她就必須為背叛之舉承受懲罰。
abys + betrayal (typical collocation for this verb)
Ziad spent the rest of his life trying to abys the betrayal of his closest friend during the war.
Ziad 用餘生來承受自己曾在戰爭中背叛摯友的罪責。
- abys a crime
- abys an offense
- abys a betrayal
- abys treachery
- abys wrongdoings
- forgive
opposite perspective — the wrongdoer receives pardon instead of punishment
文法句型
abys + noun phrase
用法筆記
This verb is not used in modern everyday English; it appears mainly in historical fiction, religious texts, or deliberately archaic writing. The object names the wrongful act or its consequence.