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| 11. | Excuse me. |
| 原谅我。 |
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| 12. | He was known as a man who did not do right by his "people," who cheated them unmercifully. |
| 这是可以原谅的，各人都会随着环境来调节自己的贪心程度。 |
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| 13. | "Forgive me,"she said, "forgive the wrongs I've done you." |
| “原谅我，”她说，“原谅我对不起你。” |
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| 14. | permit of no excuse |
| 不能原谅 |
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| 15. | To absolve;pardon. |
| 赦免；原谅 |
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| 16. | unforgivable; unpardonable |
| 不可原谅 |
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| 17. | The act of forgiving;pardon. |
| 原谅；宽恕 |
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| 18. | Forgive for |
| 宽恕,原谅 |
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| 19. | To pardon or remit. |
| 原谅，宽恕 |
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| 20. | ask for pardon |
| 请求原谅 |
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