n.弥补，赔罪，补偿

The act of atonement is crucial in Christianity, as it symbolizes Jesus' sacrifice for the sins of humanity."
（在基督教中，赎罪的行为至关重要，因为它象征着耶稣为人类的罪行所做的牺牲。）
Through sincere apologies and acts of kindness, he sought atonement for his past mistakes."
（通过真诚的道歉和善良的行为，他寻求对过去错误的赎罪。）
In many cultures, rituals of atonement are performed to appease the spirits or gods after a transgression."
（在许多文化中，人们会进行赎罪仪式来平息神灵或神祇在犯错后的愤怒。）
She made a donation to a charity as a form of atonement for her guilt over not helping someone in need earlier."
（她向慈善机构捐款，以此作为对自己先前未能帮助需要帮助的人的内疚感的赎罪方式。）
His atonement for the theft was to work unpaid overtime to compensate for the loss."
（为了赎窃取之罪，他选择无偿加班以弥补损失。）
In Jewish tradition, Yom Kippur is the Day of Atonement, where people seek forgiveness for their sins."
（在犹太传统中，赎罪日是人们为自己的罪行寻求宽恕的日子。）
The protagonist's journey towards self-discovery and atonement forms the core of the novel."
（主人公自我发现和赎罪的过程构成了小说的核心。）
After realizing the harm he caused, he dedicated his life to social work as a means of atonement."
（在意识到自己造成的伤害后，他将一生奉献给社会工作，以此作为赎罪的方式。）
In some indigenous cultures, the process of atonement involves restoring balance and harmony within the community."
（在某些原住民文化中，赎罪的过程涉及恢复社区内的平衡与和谐。）
The athlete publicly apologized and performed community service as a form of atonement for his misconduct during the competition."
（这位运动员公开道歉，并进行了社区服务，以此作为对其在比赛中不当行为的赎罪。）