compensated

• Descreve uma pessoa ou coisa que recebeu compensação, geralmente em forma de pagamento ou reembolso por trabalho, perda ou dano. Pode indicar que algo foi indenizado, recompensado ou equilibrado.

Describes a person or thing that has received compensation, typically in the form of payment or recompense for work, loss, or injury.

1. Receiving paymentB2formal

   Given money or something else of value in return for work, loss, or inconvenience.

   Remunerado

   • All employees are fully compensated for overtime work.
   • The company compensated the workers for the delay.
   • He was compensated for the damage to his property.

   Sinônimospaidremunerated

   Antônimosuncompensatedunpaid

2. Offset or balancedC1formal

   Having a counterbalancing effect; made up for.

   Compensado

   • The risks are compensated by the potential rewards.
   • Her lack of experience is compensated by her enthusiasm.
   • The high cost is compensated by the excellent quality.

   Sinônimosbalancedcounterbalancedneutralizedoffset

   Antônimosunbalanceduncompensated

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de reparar um dano ou prejuízo ou de pagar alguém por uma perda, lesão ou esforço.

A verb used to indicate the act of making amends or providing payment to someone for loss, injury, or effort.

1. Make up for loss or damageB2formal

   To pay or provide something to make up for a loss, injury, or inconvenience.

   Compensar

   • The company compensated her for the damaged goods.
   • He was compensated for his time and effort.
   • The insurance policy will compensate you for the stolen items.

   Sinônimosindemnifyrecompenseredressreimburserepayrequite

2. Counterbalance or offsetB2formal

   To reduce or balance the effect of something negative.

   Compensar

   • Her hard work compensated for her lack of experience.
   • The high salary compensates for the long hours.
   • He tried to compensate for his mistake by apologizing.

   Sinônimosbalancecounteractcounterbalancecountervailneutralizeoffsetredress

   Antônimosaggravateintensifyworsen