forgiven

v.

原谅( forgive的过去分词 )；饶恕；对不起；请原谅

please forgive me请原谅我；请你谅解我吧

1. His offences were forgiven him by the employer.
   他的过错受到老板的宽恕。
2. Forgive others, and you will be forgiven.
   如果宽恕别人，你就会被宽恕。
3. It was an unkind, stupid thing to say and she will have no peace of mind until she's apologized and been forgiven.
   说起来这是件不客气且愚蠢的事。除非她道歉并得到谅解，否则，她的心灵将是无法安宁下来的。
4. Had he not apologize to her, she would not have forgiven him.
   她(那时)不会原谅他，若非他道了歉。

Why We Are Forgiven
FORBIDDEN OR FORGIVEN?
Forbidden or Forgiven? Rape in Cross-Cultural Perspective
The death of a baby: neither forgiven nor forgotten.
Forgetful but forgiven: how age and life style affect perceptions of memory failure.
Histories Re-imagined, Forgotten and Forgiven: Student responses to Toni Morrison's Beloved 1
Self and other justice beliefs, impulsivity, rumination, and forgiveness: Justice beliefs can both prevent and promote forgiveness
Medicinal Purpose: A Firm That's Enjoying a Purple Patch Could Be Forgiven for Thinking 'If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It', but This ...
Extending the influence of positive psychology interventions into health care settings: Lessons from self-efficacy and forgiveness
Transforming or restraining rumination: The impact of compassionate reappraisal versus emotion suppression on empathy, forgiveness, ...