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| | to officially forgive someone for committing a crime and free them from prison 赦免 | | a | to forgive someone for doing or saying something bad or unpleasant 宽恕；原谅 | | Please pardon the mess in the back room. 里屋很乱，请见谅。 | | |
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| - | if you’ ll pardon the expression spoken
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| used when you are worried that something you have said might offend someone |
| 请原谅我这么说；恕我直言 |
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| - | pardon me
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| 1 | AMERICAN spoken used for politely asking someone to repeat something 请再说一遍；请重复一下 |
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| 2 | spoken used for saying ‘sorry’ when you do something rude , for example interrupt someone or make a rude noise with your body 对不起，不好意思（用于做了不礼貌的事情之后，如打断某人或身体发出不雅的声音） |
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| 3 | spoken used for politely disagreeing with what someone has said 不好意思，请原谅（用于礼貌地提出异议时） | Pardon me, but those numbers aren’ t right. 不好意思，这些数字不对。 | |
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| 4 | AMERICAN spoken used when you want to pass someone in a small space 借光，劳驾（用于请求别人让道时） |
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| - | pardon me for (doing) sth spoken
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| used for saying ‘sorry’ for doing or saying something that you think might offend people |
| 请原谅，对不起（用于表示所做或所说的事可能使人不快） |
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| Pardon me for interrupting, but there’ s a phone call for you. 对不起打搅一下，有人打电话找您。 |
| Pardon me for saying so, but isn’ t he a little old for her? 请原谅我这么说，但对她来说他是不是年纪大了点？ |
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