n.抵罪，赎罪

The act of expiation provided him with a sense of relief from his guilt.
为自己的罪行付出补偿让他从内疚中得到了解脱。
Through voluntary service at the shelter, she sought expiation for her past mistakes.
她通过在收容所做志愿者服务来为自己过去的错误寻求赎罪。
The donation he made was seen as an act of expiation for the harm his company caused to the environment.
他做出的捐赠被视作对公司对环境造成伤害的一种补偿行为。
In some cultures, fasting is considered a form of expiation to purify the soul.
在某些文化中，禁食被视为净化灵魂的一种赎罪方式。
The apology was seen as an expiation for the insult he had unintentionally given.
那次道歉被看作是他无意中给予侮辱的一种补偿。
The community service he performed was part of his court-ordered expiation for the crime.
他所做的社区服务是法庭对他犯罪行为判决的一部分赎罪要求。
Writing that memoir was her way of seeking expiation for the pain she had caused others.
写那本回忆录是她为自己给他人带来的痛苦寻求宽恕的方式。
The ritual of confession and penance serves as a means of expiation in many religious traditions.
在许多宗教传统中，忏悔和赎罪的仪式是作为一种赎罪的方式。
He embarked on a pilgrimage as a personal journey of expiation and self-discovery.
他踏上朝圣之旅，作为个人赎罪和自我发现的旅程。
Making reparations to those affected by his actions was the only true expiation he could offer.
向受其行为影响的人做出赔偿是他能提供的唯一真正的补偿。