making up for的意思

making up for中文翻譯：

補償，彌補

相似詞語短語

making-up───n.化妝；包裝

for making───為了制造

making up───裝配；縫制；[化] 裝配; [經] 裝飾費

making───n.發展；制造；形成；v.制作（make的現在分詞）

up for───打算…；打算；在選舉中被提名；在法庭受審；被關押

crimps for jewelry making───首飾制作用卷曲

making meals───做飯

making charge───充電

money-making───賺錢

雙語使用場景

Now archaeologists are making up for lost time.───現如今，考古學家們正在力爭彌補失去的時間。

They hardly talked at all before the wedding, but now they have mobile phones and are making up for lost time.───在結婚前他們之間幾乎沒有說過話，但現在他們都有了手機，可以好好補償一下過去丟失的時間。

Still, Liu isn't ready to endorse the habit of sleeping less and making up for it later.───盡管如此，劉并不準備認可少睡和補覺的習慣。

The property sector is still in a slump, and domestic consumer spending isn't making up for the slowing of both these areas.───房地產業依然低迷，而國內消費開支卻未能彌補這兩個領域的放緩。

"By developing advanced weapons, China is making up for the years of neglect when China merely focused on economic development, " Song said.───通過發展先進武器，中國正在彌補過去幾年僅僅側重于經濟發展所帶來的不足。

There is nothing natural about that either, but the recent increases should be at least in part understood as making up for this.───這同樣與自然毫無關系，但最近的加薪至少在一定程度上應理解為對凍薪的補償。

Get out your party clothes if you haven't had the chance to let your hair down yet, and then start making up for lost time.───從你的派對衣服上抽身，如果你還沒有機會去整頓下你的頭發。然后開始補回失去的時間。

It seems as though stillness has given way and some events have broken loose, running forward quickly, as though making up for lost time.───看起來仿佛靜止已經讓路，一些事件掙脫出來，迅速向前行進，仿佛在補償失去的時間。

In life, we try to compensate for the things that that we lack by making up for it in other ways.───在生活中，我們嘗試著彌補那些在其他方面我們所缺乏的東西。

英語使用場景

He's girl crazy! He went to a boys' school and now he's making up for lost time.

The punitive damage comes of common law, under which the inflicter shall take on much higher damage than that of making up for the casualty' s actual loss. This is different from compensatory damage.

Meanwhile Keith and Mae are settling down to married life, making up for lost time.

The system of the burden of civil proof is a kind of special regulation, which is built for making up for uncontinuity between rationality limitation and the wholeness of law.

Mayor Susan Golding said it was a start toward making up for cuts made during the recession.

Order large glass of dry sherry and feel its warmth penetrate toes, making up for rather painful new shoes.

After a century or so of political apathy, Hong Kong's young people were making up for lost time.

She's been making up for her past misdeeds by doing a lot of voluntary work.

I didn't travel much in my twenties but I'm certainly making up for lost time now.