atone
हरजाना देना
definition
verb
he was being helpful, to atone for his past mistakes
make amends or reparation.
translation of 'atone'
क्षतिपूर्ति करना,
प्रायश्चित करना,
सन्तुष्ट करना
verb
सुलझाना,
मेल करना,
हरजाना देना
example
a human sacrifice to 'atone' for the sin
He will have one more chance to 'atone' for his failure in the final of the triangular series against Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
Is it possible for that family to make amends and 'atone' for its ill-gotten gains?
Eleven long years later, Langer may have a chance to 'atone' for that miss.
he was being helpful, to 'atone' for his past mistakes
His successors on Chicago's south side have a chance to 'atone' for those sins this week.
He is desperate to be given a chance to 'atone' for the worst experience of his fledgling career.
Still, an Ashes series has been lost and lost badly, something for which yesterday's win can compensate but not 'atone' .
This, they hold, gives the man a chance to 'atone' for any hasty decision he might have taken.
Having 'atoned' for one World Cup cock-up, he is expected to build for the next tournament, which just happens to be in France.
None of this 'atones' for what he did earlier in his career to deny and delay the full rights of citizenship for black Americans.
Whoever it was who said you spend the first half of your life doing things you spend the second half of your life 'atoning' for was absolutely right.
He will inspire us with his own story, the story of the World Bank, which represents the collective good will of the industrialized West, 'atoning' for centuries of colonialism by working to vanquish poverty from the developing world.
I realized that the decency of one man 'atones' for the indecency of millions.
I was never sure what I was supposed to be 'atoning' for.
Winger Dave Kilbride added the conversion that partially 'atoned' for an earlier penalty miss to put the visitors seven points up after twenty-two minutes.
Gollum is a murderer and liar, but he is also a broken-down, pathetic creature, whose torture at the hands of Sauron's minions 'atoned' for many sins.
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