integer，whole number

n. 赞扬；称赞；荣耀；崇拜

vt. 赞美，歌颂；表扬

vi. 赞美；赞扬

praise

praise: [13] Despite a certain similarity in form and meaning, praise has no connection with pray. It comes ultimately from Latin pretium ‘price’, which has also given English precious, price, prize, etc. From it was derived the late Latin verb pretiāre ‘value highly, praise’, which English acquired via Old French preisier.=> precious, price, prize

praise (v.)

c. 1300, "to laud, commend, flatter," from Old French preisier, variant of prisier "to praise, value," from Late Latin preciare, earlier pretiare (see price (n.)). Replaced Old English lof, hreþ. Specifically with God as an object from late 14c. Related: Praised; praising. Now a verb in most Germanic languages (German preis, Danish pris, etc.), but only in English is it differentiated in form from cognate price.

praise (n.)

early 14c., not common until 16c., from praise (v.).

1. It doesn't have the money to indemnify everybody.

它没有钱去补偿所有人。

来自柯林斯例句

2. He promised to indemnify me for my losses.

他答应赔偿我的损失.

来自《现代汉英综合大词典》

3. They agreed to indemnify the taxpayers against any loss.

他们同意补偿纳税人的任何损失。

来自辞典例句

4. I undertook to indemnify them for expenses incurred on my behalf.

我负责偿还他们为我而用的全部花费.

来自辞典例句

5. Everyone should learn to indemnify oneself against harm.

每个人都应当,学会使自己不受伤害.

来自辞典例句

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