requite en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de requite en el diccionario inglés»español

requite [ingl. am. rəˈkwaɪt, ingl. brit. rɪˈkwʌɪt] V. trans. liter.

requite love:

requite

corresponder (a)

to requite evil with good

devolver bien por mal

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

But will they requite this bargain?

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Unlike many competing products, it does not requite users to wear anything of set the system up each night.

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That's 60,000 families that requite the help and support of the medical profession and doctors and nurses, to hopefully bring these babies home.

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But if they pass far beyond that point, we requite them with hatred, not thanks.

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The strap is therefore quick and easy to attach and remove, and doesn't requite any kind of special skill or dexterity to do so.

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And girls (most of whom didn't requite).

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Therefore, in "the world as it is," you must requite evil with lesser evil.

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A lasting solution will requite a broader reading of the situation.

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The users of the surf academy will requite most, if not all of the parks.

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I shalbe very gladd that my uttmost endeavors, might availe to requite the least of many respects you have done unto me.

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