amends
amends 英 [ə'men(d)z] 美 [ə'mɛndz]
n. 赔偿；赔罪 v. 修订（amend的第三人称单数）；改进
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- So you blew the surprise party by mentioning it in passing to the birthday girl. Now, you have to do something to make amends, or reparations, to the boyfriend who worked all day to set up the party.
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- n. 赔偿；赔罪
- v. 修订（amend的第三人称单数）；改进
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1. Full amends was made.
作了全部赔偿。
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2. The emperor has tried to make amends with Japan's neighbors during his visits in Asia by speaking openly of the suffering inflicted by Japanese troops during World War II.
在天皇访问亚洲国家期间，他也曾公开提到二战期间日军队这些国家人民造成的痛苦，并试图以此为日本的邻邦赔罪。
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3. It wouldn't be filmed for months, if it were filmed at all, a program about the relationship between the Aborigines and their government, the formal apologies and amends of recent years.
事实上这部片子可能几个月内都拍不了，但如果拍了的话就是一部关于澳洲土著和政府关系的纪录片，主要讲最近几年政府对土著的道歉和赔偿。
- amends (n.) early 14c., "recompense, compensation for loss or injury," collective singular, from Old French amendes "fine, penalty, reparation, compensation," plural of amende "reparation," from amender "to amend" (see amend).
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