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absolve 【absolve】v.郝免The judge absolved the man of the crime.法官赦免了他的罪。

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[əb'zɑːlv] 
absolvegrant remission of a sin to
To be absolved is to be let off the hook, to be set free from a certain obligation or to be forgiven for a wrongdoing. The Church may absolve you of your sins, but that won't absolve you of the need to attend mass.
The Latin absolvere, which means "to set free," is the root of the word absolve. In the religious sense, to be absolved means to be truly forgiven in the eyes of the Lord, which must feel like being set free. In a more mundane everyday usage, absolve can be used to describe being let off the hook. For instance, putting a campaign poster in your window does not absolve you of the responsibility to vote.
All forms of 'absolve' will appear on average once every 1201 pages.absolutionabsolveabsolvedabsolver

Front	absolve
Pron	[əb'zɑːlv]
Back	【absolve】 v.郝免 The judge absolved the man of the crime. 法官赦免了他的罪。
Vocab	absolvegrant remission of a sin to To be absolved is to be let off the hook, to be set free from a certain obligation or to be forgiven for a wrongdoing. The Church may absolve you of your sins, but that won't absolve you of the need to attend mass. The Latin absolvere, which means "to set free," is the root of the word absolve. In the religious sense, to be absolved means to be truly forgiven in the eyes of the Lord, which must feel like being set free. In a more mundane everyday usage, absolve can be used to describe being let off the hook. For instance, putting a campaign poster in your window does not absolve you of the responsibility to vote. All forms of 'absolve' will appear on average once every 1201 pages. absolution absolve absolved absolver

Absolve Absolved Set Forgiven Means əb'zɑːlv V.郝免 Judge