forgiving

• 形容一个人愿意原谅他人的错误或过失；也用来形容材料或条件宽容、不太严格，对错误或偏差有较大容忍度。

Describes a person who is willing to forgive others for mistakes or offenses; also used to describe materials or conditions that are lenient or tolerant of errors.

1. Inclined to forgiveB2formal

   Having a tendency to forgive others easily; showing mercy and understanding.

   宽恕的

   • She is a very forgiving person, always willing to give second chances.
   • His forgiving nature helped mend their broken friendship.
   • A forgiving attitude can lead to healthier relationships.

   同义词clementcompassionategraciouslenientmagnanimousmercifultolerantunderstanding

   反义词implacablemercilesspitilessresentfulunforgivingvengefulvindictive

2. Providing absolutionC1formal

   Offering or granting forgiveness, especially in a religious or moral context.

   宽恕的

   • The priest's forgiving words brought peace to the penitent.
   • In many traditions, a forgiving deity is central to the faith.
   • The ritual was meant to be a forgiving act for past wrongs.

   同义词clementgraciousmerciful

   反义词implacableunforgivingvengeful

• 动词，表示停止对某人的过错或冒犯的责备与怨恨，予以谅解或宽恕。

A verb used to indicate the act of stopping to blame or resent someone for an offense or mistake.

不规则动词

1. Pardon or excuseA2formal

   To stop being angry or resentful towards someone for an offense, mistake, or fault.

   原谅

   • I forgive you for forgetting my birthday.
   • Please forgive my late arrival.
   • She forgave him for lying to her.

   同义词absolveacquitcondoneexcuseexoneratelet offoverlookpardonremit

   反义词blamechastisecondemnpunishreproachresent

2. Cancel a debtB2formal

   To release someone from the obligation to repay a debt or fulfill a duty.

   免除债务

   • The bank forgave part of his loan after the disaster.
   • The government forgave the farmers' debts.
   • They forgave the outstanding balance as a gesture of goodwill.

   同义词canceldischargereleaseremitwaivewrite off

   反义词collectdemandenforcerequire