requite

英 [rɪˈkwaɪt]

美 [rɪˈkwaɪt]

v.  回报，报以(友爱、善意等)

现在分词：requiting　过去式：requited　第三人称单数：requites　过去分词：requited　

GRE

牛津词典

verb

• 回报，报以（友爱、善意等）
  to give sth such as love, kindness, a favour, etc. in return for what sb has given you
  1. requited love
     得到回报的爱

英英释义

verb

• make repayment for or return something
  Synonym:repay

双语例句

• The example of requite kindness with enmity was fully applied on North American Indians.
  而恩将仇报的例了则被充分地实施到了北美印第安人的身上。
• Bible says to requite evil with good.
  圣经要人们以德报怨。
• Society craves for more and costlier physical objects that can never requite the toil it takes to acquire them.
  社会渴望更多、豪华的物品，这些物品永远无法补偿为获取它们而付出的艰辛。
• In our lives, the state often follows that we manage to requite for others'only a little help, but turned a blind eye to our parents'care.
  在生活中，往往会出现这样的情况：我们会设法去报答别人对我们小小的恩惠，但父母对我们之大恩，却熟视无睹。
• The most painful matter of the human life is nothing is better than in want to requite favors, want to repay to however have no a place!
  人生最痛苦的事莫过于想要去报恩，想要去回报却没有地方！
• It repays your labour well. Will she ever requite my love?
  你的付出会得到回报的。她会回报我对她的爱吗？
• He may freely receive courtesies that know how to requite them.
  知道如何还礼的人可以随意收礼。
• A: We requite all our employees to arrive for work on time and we insist that they keep their lunch hours to a reasonable length.
  我们要求员工准时到岗，而且午餐的时间不要过长。
• And to requite Fabricius for his warning, he sent the Romans their prisoners, without paying of ransom.
  为了酬谢法布里丘斯示警，他把战俘送还罗马人，并不索取赎金。
• Requite sb for wrongs, evils, etc.
  向某人报怨、报仇等。