I suspect that Rodney has never quite forgiven either of them.
Can you ever forgive me?
Donna would not easily forgive Beth's silly attempt to trick her.
I couldn't forgive him.
An insult like that isn't easy to forgive.
He fell to his knees and begged God to forgive him.
She never forgave him for losing her ring.
He was not the sort of man to forgive and forget.
• Under the plan, the US forgave $2.6 billion, or about 70%, of Poland's debt to the US government.
• a comprehensive restructuring agreement that would include debt forgiveness
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Japan agreed to forgive up to 100% of the debts owed to it by the world's poorest countries.
The legislation also includes special loan forgiveness for public servants such as teachers and firefighters.
to forgive smb. smth. - прощать кому-л. что-л.
to forgive smb. for smth. - прощать кого-л. за что-л.
to forgive an offence - прощать обиду
he is not a man who easily forgives - он не из тех, кто легко прощает (обиды)
to forgive a debt - прощать долг, отказываться от получения долга
forgive our trespasses - остави нам долги наша
1. прощать
to ~ smb. smth. - прощать кому-л. что-л.
to ~ smb. for smth. - прощать кого-л. за что-л.
to ~ an offence - прощать обиду
he is not a man who easily ~s - он не из тех, кто легко прощает (обиды)
2. 1) прощать, не взыскивать, отказываться
to ~ a debt - прощать долг, отказываться от получения долга
2) рел. оставлять (грехи и т. п.)
~ our trespasses - остави нам долги наша
прощати; не вимагати, не стягувати; відмовлятися
- forgive a debt- forgive what was done- forgive what has been done
• Absolve
• Cancel, as a debt
• Excuse
• Not hold something against