compensation

US:  [ˌkɒmpənˈseɪʃ(ə)n]

复数：compensations  

n.

1.赔偿;补偿,补助

2.修正;补救办法

1 . When a worker under medical treatment is not able to work, the employer shall pay him compensation according to his original wage.
二劳工在医疗中不能工作时，雇主应按其原领工资数额予以补偿。

2 . One of the principal limitations of these lenses is abundant chromatic aberration that prohibits broadband use without design compensation.
用作透镜，在原理上色差非常大，若不在设计上做出补偿，则会限制其在宽波段上使用。

3 . The fact that the dreamer stands rooted to the center is a compensation of his almost insuperable desire to run away from the unconscious.
作梦者竖立中央，补偿他几乎无法克服的渴望，想要逃离无意识。

4 . In case any damage is caused by the partition causes to any other person, the corresponding compensation shall be made.
因分割对其他共有人造成损害的，应当给予赔偿。

5 . Compensation has been a hurdle for Chinese state institutions trying to poach talent.
薪酬问题是中国国有企业挖人的一个障碍。