گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'apology'

1 عمومی:: عذرخواهی‌ (رسمی‌)

2 عمومی:: پوزش‌

3 عمومی:: اعتذار

4 عمومی:: مدافعه‌

1 general:: noun confession: I accept your apology.

2 general:: apology verbs make an apology • I hope you are going to make an apology. issue an apology (= make an official public apology ) • North Korea issued an official apology for the incident. get/receive an apology • He received a formal apology from the company. offer an apology • We would like to offer our sincere apologies for the delay. accept sb’s apology • Please accept my apologies for having to cancel our meeting. demand an apology • China continued to demand a full apology from the US. owe somebody an apology • I’m afraid I owe you an apology. publish an apology (= print it in a newspaper ) • The newspaper group was forced to publish a full apology. mumble/mutter an apology (= say it quietly, especially because you are embarrassed ) • He bumped into me and mumbled an apology. adjectives my sincere/profound apologies (= used when you feel very sorry ) • Firstly, my sincere apologies for not having contacted you earlier. • ‘I have been guilty of making some insensitive remarks,’ said Wright, who offered his profound apologies to everyone concerned. a public apology • The authorities published a public apology in the newspaper. a formal apology • Russia is demanding a formal apology. an official apology • The company has made an official apology and is offering compensation. a written apology • The police sent a written apology to the family. a full apology • The Prime Minister made a full apology in the House of Commons. an abject apology formal (= one that shows that you are very sorry ) • The BBC issued an abject apology for insulting the Queen. profuse apologies formal (= when someone says that they are sorry several times ) • Moira telephoned with profuse apologies for the misunderstanding. phrases a letter of apology • We agreed to write a letter of apology.

3 general::   noun ADJ. abject, humble, profuse It was a mistake. My profuse apologies. | heartfelt, profound, sincere | full | formal | public | written VERB + APOLOGY convey, give sb, issue, make, offer (sb), publish, send (sb) The newpaper has issued an apology to the minister. | get, receive | demand, deserve, expect We expect a full written apology. | owe sb She certainly owes you an apology. | mumble, murmur, mutter John muttered an apology then went back to his book. | accept Please accept my sincere apologies. | reject She rejected my apology, saying it was not enough. PREP. without ~ He backed out arrogantly and without apology. | ~ for an apology for arriving late | ~ from Apologies have been received from the Browns. | ~ to my apologies to your wife PHRASES a letter of apology, make no apology/apologies for I make no apologies for bringing this issue to your attention once again.