1. the decision to stop being angry with someone who has harmed you, or the act of
1.名詞B1
釋義
原諒;寬恕
停止怪責或嫌恨曾傷害你的人
the decision to stop being angry with someone who has harmed you, or the act of asking someone to stop being angry with you for something wrong you did
例句
After breaking her sister’s tablet, Élise asked for her forgiveness.
Élise 在弄壞妹妹的平板電腦後,請求她的原諒。
ask for forgiveness
Padma offered her forgiveness to the classmate who had copied her homework.
Padma 原諒了那位抄襲她作業的同學。
offer forgiveness
After Sirin scratched Rafael’s new motorcycle, she wept as she begged for forgiveness.
Sirin 刮花了 Rafael 的新機車後,哭著乞求原諒。
uncountable noun used without article
Noor begged for forgiveness after losing a library book that belonged to a friend.
Noor 因為弄丟了朋友借的圖書而請求原諒。
It took Ryo years to find forgiveness in his heart for his father.
the desire to punish, which forgiveness chooses to release
用法筆記
Commonly used with verbs such as 'ask for', 'beg for', 'seek', 'offer', 'grant', or 'find'. The preposition 'for' typically follows to specify the wrong act (e.g., 'forgiveness for a mistake'). This noun is uncountable and is not used with the article 'a'.
常見錯誤
I asked for his forgive.
I asked for his forgiveness.
'forgive' is a verb; the noun form is 'forgiveness'.
He gave me a forgiveness for being late.
He gave me forgiveness for being late.
'forgiveness' is uncountable; do not use 'a' before it.