pardonable

adj.

1. 可原谅的；可以宽恕的
   that can be forgiven or excused

1. ADJ-GRADED 可原谅的；可宽恕的
   You describe someone's action or attitude as pardonable if you think it is wrong but you understand why they did that action or have that attitude.
   1. 'I have', he remarked with pardonable pride, 'done what I set out to do.'
      “我已经，”他以情有可原的骄傲语气说，“完成了我要做的。”

1. 'I have', he remarked with pardonable pride, 'done what I set out to do.'
   “我已经，”他以情有可原的骄傲语气说，“完成了我要做的。”
2. Is not one pardonable, if one at last refuses!
   最后拒绝这样做，难道不能被原谅吗？
3. Either it plumps [ 3] for simplification, which is pardonable given the justness of its moral outrage.
   有的过于简单化，这倘若出于合情合理的道德义愤，倒是可以原谅的。
4. I only know that I never yet heard her admit any instance of a second attachment's being pardonable.
   我只知道，我从未听她说过有哪一起二次恋爱是可以宽恕的。
5. The relation of revolutionary comrade evolved into low household concern unexpectedly, a few more pardonable local corruption is fascicular, pour.
   革命同志的关系竟演变成了庸俗的家族关系，难怪一些地方腐败丛生，一倒一片了。
6. F. Lucy was proud of her wonderful cooking skill, and it was pardonable.
   露西以她高超的烹调手艺为傲，这是情有可原的。
7. Congenital absence of most of the brain and spinal cord. a pardonable sin regarded as entailing only a partial loss of grace.
   无脑畸形大部分大脑和脊髓先天性缺失可以宽恕的罪孽，指部分美好品行的缺失。
8. Pardonable also the catchword this year is particularly popular.
   也难怪今年的流行语非凡流行。
9. A pardonable sin regarded as entailing only a partial loss of grace.
   可以宽恕的罪孽，指部分美好品行的缺失。
10. It was an exaggeration, but a pardonable one.
    这是夸大其词，但可以原谅。
11. Calling his wife Anna instead of Annie was a pardonable mistake when I'd only just met her.
    把他太太唤作安娜而不是安妮是个可以原谅的错误，因为我初次与她见面。

adj

1. admitting of being pardoned