1.赎,抵偿,补偿
1.to show that you are sorry for something bad you have done by doing something good
1.and Arakawa was also liberated, as he had more than expiated his fault by the punishment which he had undergone.
荒川亦被释放，因为他所受的惩罚超出了因犯罪所该受的。
2.There had been somemournful past, perhaps expiated in the sight of men, but from which his conscience had not yet absolved him.
他有一段伤心的往事，看起来他象是已经赎清了自己的罪恶，然而他的良心还没有宽恕自己。
3.Article 7 An auction or sale of tax- expiated properties shall be organized by the taxation bureau (branch) at the county level or above.
第七条拍卖、变卖抵税财物，由县以上税务局（分局）组织进行。
4.And being expiated the seventh day, he shall wash both himself and his garments, and be unclean until the evening.
那人还应洗自己的衣服，在水中沐浴，到晚上就洁净了。
5.Christ expiated the sins and propitiated the pine wrath for all his people.
基督替祂的子民赎了他们的罪，并且挽回了神的忿怒。
6.and cannot be expiated but by the blood of Christ.
不靠基督的宝血，就无法补偿。
7.As for me, if suffering be an expiATion, then AT this moment I have expiATed all my faults, whATever they have been. . .
至于我，如果说受苦就是赎罪的话，那么就在这一刻，我已经把所有的孽债赎清了，不管是什么罪孽…
8.Various owed and payable taxes and expenses for debt- expiated assets are close or equal to or higher than the value of these assets;
抵债资产欠缴和应缴的各种税收和费用已经接近、等于或者高于该资产价值的。