用法パターン:
to pardon [someone] for [something]
The governor decided to pardon the prisoner after ten years.
A kormányzó úgy döntött, hogy tíz év után kegyelmet ad az elítéltnek.
She pardoned him for forgetting her birthday.
Megbocsátott neki, amiért elfelejtette a születésnapját.
He was pardoned for his role in the protest.
学習者向け例文
The teacher pardoned the student for being late.
A tanár megbocsátott a diáknak, amiért késett.
Please pardon me for my mistake.
Kérem, bocsássa meg a hibámat.
The king pardoned the thief.
よくある間違い:
Learners may confuse 'pardon' with 'excuse' — 'pardon' can sound more formal or official, while 'excuse' is more common in everyday apologies.
意味
Forgive someone for wrongdoing
コロケーション
pardon someone for
|beg pardon
|grant a pardon
類義語
forgive (More general and common in everyday speech; not necessarily formal or legal.)
対義語
blame (To say someone is responsible for something bad.)
テーマ
law
|daily life
|emotions
|relationships
定義
To say that someone is not guilty or not blamed for something wrong they did.
To officially or personally forgive someone for a fault, mistake, or wrongdoing.
用法パターン:
grant a pardon to [someone]
The president granted a full pardon to the activist.
Az elnök teljes kegyelmet adott az aktivistának.
He received a pardon after new evidence proved his innocence.
Kegyelmet kapott, miután új bizonyítékok igazolták az ártatlanságát.
The governor refused to issue a pardon.
学習者向け例文
The man got a pardon from the president.
A férfi kegyelmet kapott az elnöktől.
She asked the judge for a pardon.
Kegyelmet kért a bírótól.
He was happy when he got a pardon.
よくある間違い:
Learners may confuse 'pardon' (official forgiveness) with 'parole' (early release from prison under conditions).
意味
Official forgiveness of a crime
コロケーション
presidential pardon
|full pardon
|grant a pardon
類義語
amnesty (Usually applied to a group of people; often political.)
対義語
conviction (A formal declaration that someone is guilty of a crime.)
テーマ
law
|government
|politics
定義
A legal action that says someone will not be punished for a crime.
An official decision to forgive someone for a crime and free them from punishment.
Pardon? Could you repeat that, please?
Tessék? Megismételné, kérem?
Pardon, I didn’t catch your name.
Elnézést, nem hallottam jól a nevét.
Pardon? What time did you say?
学習者向け例文
Pardon? Can you say that again?
Tessék? Meg tudná ismételni?
Pardon, I did not hear you.
Elnézést, nem hallottam, mit mondott.
Pardon? What did you say?
よくある間違い:
Learners might overuse 'pardon' in casual speech, where 'sorry?' or 'what?' would sound more natural.
意味
Polite request to repeat words
コロケーション
Pardon? I didn't hear you.
|Sorry, pardon?
類義語
sorry? (Less formal and common in British English for asking to repeat.)
テーマ
daily life
|communication
|daily_life
定義
A polite way to ask someone to say something again.
Used to politely ask someone to repeat what they have just said, especially when you did not hear or understand it.
Pardon me, could I get past?
Elnézést, átmehetnék?
Pardon my interruption, but may I add something?
Elnézést a félbeszakításért, de hozzátehetnék valamit?
Oh, pardon me, I didn’t mean to bump into you.
学習者向け例文
Pardon me, where is the bus stop?
Elnézést, hol van a buszmegálló?
Pardon my question, but why is it closed?
Elnézést a kérdésért, de miért van zárva?
Pardon me, I dropped my pen.
よくある間違い:
Learners may use 'pardon me' instead of 'sorry' in very casual contexts where it sounds overly formal.
意味
Polite apology for small offense
コロケーション
Oh, pardon me.
|Pardon my interruption.
類義語
excuse me (More common in everyday speech; less formal-sounding than 'pardon me'.)
テーマ
daily life
|manners
|communication
|daily_life
定義
A polite way to say sorry for something small, like bumping into someone.
Used as a polite way of apologizing for a small mistake, interruption, or accidental action.