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

To ask for compensation or indemnity for loss or injury

to process and settle an insurance claim or a request for compensation

to compensate and pay; to make a payout

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

To lose money in business; to suffer a financial loss.

To pay an indemnity or money to compensate for damages, losses, or a breach of contract

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

to make a formal and polite apology; to offer one's sincere apologies

to suffer financial losses in business; to lose one's original investment or capital

To apologize or admit fault to someone you have offended.

to return something misappropriated or pay compensation for it; to restitute stolen or illegally obtained property

To put on a smile to apologize or to please someone; to smile apologetically.

compensation for loss or damage; reparations

to apologize or admit to a mistake; to offer an apology to someone

To offer an apology or make amends, often by performing a gesture of respect to admit a mistake.

To suffer a double loss or a total failure after trying to trick someone; to lose twice over while trying to gain an advantage.

To be unable to pay for damages or make good on a loss; cannot afford to repay a debt.

merchandise sold at a loss; items that can only be sold for less than their cost

to guarantee to pay compensation for losses or damages

to lose money instead of making a profit; to have to pay extra money instead of receiving it.

(colloquial) to offer an apology to someone for a mistake or offense

to compensate someone for their loss; to pay a deficiency or make good a deficit

to lose money or make money; profit and loss

To get involved in a losing or hopeless venture; to lose capital and fall into debt as a result of covering financial losses.

To say words of apology or ask for forgiveness

To behave with extreme caution or discretion toward others to avoid giving offense or provoking anger

to advance money for someone else; to cover a deficit or pay a loss on behalf of another person, often resulting in a temporary personal loss

Literally "if one is fake, I will compensate ten"; a guarantee that goods are authentic and original.

the amount for which the insured party is responsible before the insurance company pays a claim; an excess

franchise or deductible clause in an insurance policy

to order a party to pay compensation or damages, usually as part of a legal judgment

To give up land and pay a large sum of money to the victor after a war, typically associated with unequal treaties signed by the Qing dynasty.

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.

abbreviation for state compensation for damages caused by the government or its employees

The indemnity paid by the Qing government to eight foreign nations following the [[庚子之乱|庚子之亂|geng1 zi3 zhi1 luan4]] in 1900; the terms were finalized in the [[辛丑条约|辛丑條約|xin1 chou3 tiao2 yue1]] of 1901.

To raise a claim for indemnity or damages.

To admit liability and agree to pay for damages or losses

to lose something valuable or pay for something at the cost of one's health, reputation, or life

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

To lose all of one's money or capital in a business venture or investment.

(variant form) dowry; to provide a dowry

To pay for a loss or mistake involving money or goods that one was responsible for; to compensate for a deficit

To put on a smile in order to apologize to someone or to curry favor with them; to smile apologetically

to lose the original capital invested in a business; by extension, to lose the foundation or resources one relies on for survival

a dowry or gifts provided by the family of a bride upon her marriage

To acknowledge a mistake and apologize for a wrongdoing.

to offer an apology or admit a mistake