2007年5月24日 · Hi, everyone: and the pleasure which we find in the conversation of one whom in all the passions of his heart we can entirely sympathize with, seems to do more than …

2021年10月8日 · You can use either verb in either part of the sentence, but "compensate for" is much less likely in everyday speech. I would use "make up for" nine times out of ten (or more).

2016年10月11日 · Hello everyone, Does "compensate" meaning "to replace or balance the effect of something bad" (Longman) sound natural/correct in the examples I made below in everyday …

2006年2月11日 · Hi, I understand this sentence a little and I'd like more. Please help me.:) "His enthusiasm more than compensates for lack of experience." Thanks.

2013年12月22日 · Hello, I know "compensate for" can be used to mean balance some bad effect. Is it idiomatic to use "compensate for" when somebody balances his loss or expense? For …

2009年12月1日 · I wonder how natural it sounds to say " We have two classes to compensate/to be compensated." as when you miss classes and then you are eventually taught them later on.

2024年7月16日 · Unless the car was literally inside the house, I would use "at." Also, do you mean that the person being addressed has to pay you for your loss? If so, the correct phrase …

2015年6月24日 · I read a sentence the other day and it said, 'Nothing can compensate for the loss of a loved one.' The sentence gave me a thought like, why it can't be like 'Nothing can …

2008年10月7日 · Is the verb compensate and refund exchangeable? To me, they sound the same. For example, in the following sentence, compensate can be used instead of refund? I …

2021年12月1日 · Hi to everyone, Which option would you chose in this context ? (1) A number of potential solutions have been proposed to compensate for the lack of policies and programs …