to pay for a loss or damage; to compensate for one's actions

to compensate for a loss or make up for a deficiency; payment or act that makes up for such a loss

free of charge; without compensation; involving no cost to the other party

to pay back; to reimburse; to settle a debt

provided for a fee; requiring payment or compensation rather than being free of charge

to repay a debt in full; to clear a debt; to redeem

money paid to compensate for a loss or injury; compensatory damages in a legal context

One's wishes or desires are completely satisfied or realized.

the gains do not make up for the losses; more is lost than gained; also written as [[得不补失|得不補失|de2 bu4 bu3 shi1]] or [[得不酬失|得不酬失|de2 bu4 chou2 shi1]]

to pay back or repay a debt; to settle a financial obligation or liquidate a loan

compensation or indemnity for damages or losses caused by a breach of contract or an intentional or negligent act

money paid to compensate for a loss or damage; compensatory payment

to pay with one's life for a life one has taken; a life for a life

To demand and recover repayment of a debt or money owed

to compensate for a loss; to make good a debt or damage by paying with money, goods, or labor of equal value

compensation for loss or damage; reparations

to repay or recompense a person for their kindness; to compensate

A method of international trade where a buyer imports equipment or technology on credit and pays for it with the products produced or other goods and services.

Kill someone and you must pay with your own life; a life for a life.

to clear a debt; to repay in full; to satisfy a financial obligation

to pay back a debt; to return money owed

(literary) to get paid back for costs or labor; to receive compensation or restitution

to fulfill one's wish; to have one's dream come true

to pay off a debt or fulfill a financial obligation

To repay a debt or fulfill an obligation on behalf of someone else.

the ability of a person or organization to pay their debts in full and on time

sinking fund; redemption fund used for the repayment of a debt

to pay back a debt or fulfill one's responsibilities; originally used in classical texts to describe the act of repaying money or settling a duty

to pay back a debt or loan in separate installments over a period of time

Compensation provided by the state to individuals or organizations whose rights have been infringed or who have suffered damages due to the illegal acts of government agencies, civil servants, or the mismanagement of public facilities.

A wish or desire held for a long time has finally come true.

to have a long-cherished wish realized or fulfilled

a temporary suspension or postponement of the payment of a debt

(idiom) to achieve what one has long desired; to have one's wishes come true

To provide aid or assistance without expectation of repayment.

(legal) A contract where each party receives a benefit in exchange for performing an obligation, such as a sale, lease, or employment agreement.

News reports that are paid for by the subject of the reporting; considered a serious violation of journalistic ethics.

A legal term for a transaction or act where both parties have equal rights and obligations, such as buying, selling, or employment; non-gratuitous act.

to ask for reparations or compensation for losses

To demand or claim compensation or reimbursement for losses or damages

(slang) to use sexual favors as a way to pay off a debt

A debt of blood must be paid in blood; violence breeds violence.

A debt of blood must be paid in blood; blood calls for blood.

A psychological process where one achieves success in one area to make up for a sense of failure or inferiority in another.

Special education methods or programs designed to assist children from disadvantaged backgrounds to overcome learning difficulties and improve educational outcomes.

To indemnify; to make good a loss or damage caused to another party.

reward; compensation; payment for services or efforts