absolve

UK:  [əb'zɒlv]

US:  [əb'zɑlv]

第三人称单数：absolves  现在分词：absolving  过去式：absolved  

v.

1.免除,解除

2.赦免,宽恕

3.某学科考试及格取得(学分)

4.原谅

5.赎取

6.〔律〕宣告无罪

1 . Forgiving was more for me to make a better life and not so much to absolve the other person of what I perceived to be their wrongdoing.
宽恕对我来说，不仅仅是使生活更加美好，也并不是原谅我认为有不端行为的人。

2 . Nothing is at last sacred but integrity of your own mind. Absolve you to yourself, and you shall have the suffrage of the world.
再神圣的东西说到底也比不上你刚正不阿的头脑。将自己解脱出来，回归自我，你一定会赢得世人的认可。

3 . After all, the French have a sense of humor. Perhaps the judge, when he heard Fillmore's side of the story, would absolve him from marriage.
法国人毕竟是有幽默感的，兴许法官听了菲尔莫的陈述后还会解除他们的婚约呢。

4 . No one can absolve him from his sins , for his forbidden love is firm and strong .
这份禁断之爱坚如磐石，没人能赦免他的罪。

5 . This does not absolve individuals of the responsibility of trying to get more exercise and eat healthier.
这并不是说，那些试图获得更多锻炼、更健康饮食的人们不需要负任何责任。