compensate * , also: recompensate

Maybe he had worked out some kind of system to compensate.

To me they've had to compensate a lot more than I did.

In some cases the body may not be able to compensate at all.

She has to compensate for him so all her energy is in the water.

"An education is the only thing that can begin to compensate."

She has to work hard to compensate for her size.

As it was we only had to compensate the research team.

"It is little enough to compensate for what I should have done years ago."

"We'll have to find a way to compensate in other areas and I think we can."

However, he or she may close one eye to compensate for the problem.

Will this make things difficult for me and, if so, how can I compensate?

I'm sure that, in the long run, we could work something out to compensate you for your time.

"I never felt the need to compensate myself for being in this business," he said.

So you are getting very well compensated for the risk.

I have tried to compensate for the lack of a father in my son's life.

The changes could be compensated for up to a certain point.

Nothing, however interesting, could compensate me if I went away.

However, he has had far more time to come to terms with that fact and compensate for it.

To compensate, I told him to move to his left on the return of the serve.

"How do you plan to compensate my sister and me for the death of our father?"

It's not one of my best points but I've got family and friends who compensate for that.

When a player changes position, the others must move to compensate.

He's learned over years of practice to compensate for it.

In some cases the money could be used to compensate victims.

"He asked why the Government had not compensated him for that experience."