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Definition of compensated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
financereceiving or eligible for compensation
- The workers were compensated for their overtime.
2.
balanceTECH. adjusted to counterbalance a deficiencyTECH.
- The compensated system worked efficiently despite the power loss.
Expressions with compensated
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designed or adjusted to keep performance stable when temperature changes
The temperature compensated sensor provides accurate readings in hot and cold environments.
Origin of compensated
Latin, compensare (to weigh together)
Terms with compensated included in their meaning
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compensated
for which money is paid
compensated
given something in return for good behavior or work
compensation
compensated for a service or favor
justice
compensated for a wrong or loss
statistics
compensated to avoid bias
finance
compensated for a loss
legal
compensated for harm or loss
compensated
having been paid
compensated
given compensation for loss or harm
compensation
repaid or compensated
expenses
not paid back or compensated
effort
not compensated or rewarded
work
not compensated or paid for efforts
excessive compensation
excessively compensated for something
Examples of compensated in a sentence
As a compensated consultant, she provided expert advice. The compensated mechanism ensured stability in the device. A compensated balance was crucial for the experiment's success.
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- French:rémunéré, ajusté, ...
- German:entschädigt, kompensiert, ...
- Italian:indennizzato, compensato, ...
- Spanish:compensado, equilibrado, ...
- Portuguese:compensado, ...
- Chinese:有偿的, 平衡的, ...
- Japanese:補償を受けた, 補償された, ...
- Arabic:مُعَوَّض, مُعَدَّل, ...
- Hebrew:מְפוּצֶה, מְקוּזָּז, ...
- Russian:компенсированный, ...
- Ukrainian:компенсований, ...
- Hindi:मुआवज़ा-प्राप्त, संतुलित, ...
Definition of compensate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
paymenttr. pay someone for work or losstr.
- The company will compensate the workers for overtime.
2.
make eventr./intr. balance or counteract an effecttr./intr.
- The medicine helps to compensate for the lack of vitamins.
3.
concealmentintr. conceal shortcomings by exaggerating qualitiesintr.
- He compensates for his shyness by being very talkative.
Expressions with compensate
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provide something good to balance a bad effect
He worked extra hours to compensate for his absence.
make up for a loss with similar items
The company will compensate in kind for the lost equipment with new devices.
Origin of compensate
Latin, compensare (to weigh together)
Examples of compensate in a sentence
The insurance will compensate the family for their loss. He tried to compensate for his absence by working extra hours. The company offered discounts to compensate for the inconvenience. She compensates for her lack of experience with enthusiasm. He tries to compensate for his insecurity by boasting.
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- French:compenser, contrebalancer, ...
- German:entschädigen, ausgleichen, ...
- Italian:compensare, bilanciare, ...
- Spanish:compensar, equilibrar, ...
- Portuguese:compensar, equilibrar, ...
- Chinese:补偿, 抵消, ...
- Japanese:補償する, 補う, ...
- Arabic:عَوَّضَ, غَطَّى, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַצּוֹת, לְקַזֵּז, ...
- Russian:компенсировать, уравновешивать, ...
- Ukrainian:компенсувати, ...
- Hindi:मुआवज़ा देना, पूर्ति करना, ...
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