[ gǎnēntúbào ] owe a debt of gratitude and hope to recompense [requite] it; be grateful to sb. and seek ways to return his kindness; feel grateful for a kind act and plan to repay it
Example Sentences:
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He was only a soft-hearted grateful fellow, and had nothing genteel or polite about him . 他只是一个心肠软、知道感恩图报的人，并不懂得什么派头和礼貌。
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I am very thankful, i am cheerful, but i cannot quite help the tears coming to my eyes . 我本来是个性情愉快、感恩图报的人，但是我的眼泪禁不住要流下来。
I am not indebted for my present happiness to your eager desire of expressing your gratitude 我并不以为目前的幸福，都是出于你对我的一片感恩图报之心。
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Don ' t be arrogant ; be modest and sincere . don ' t be ungrateful ; repay kind acts 不做骄傲自恃的人，要做谦和敦厚的人；不做忘恩负义的人，要做感恩图报的人。
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There is so much of gratitude or vanity in almost every attachment , that it is not safe to leave any to itself 男女恋爱大都免不了要借重于双方的感恩图报之心和虚荣自负之感，听其自然是很难成其好事的。
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I told him with freedom , i fear d mostly their treachery and ill usage of me , if i put my life in their hands ; for that gratitude was no inherent virtue in the nature of man ; nor did men always square their dealings by the obligations they had receiv d , so much as they did by the advantages they expected 我很坦率地告诉他，我最怕的是，一旦我把自己的生命交到他们的手里，他们说不定会背信弃义，恩将仇报。因为感恩图报并非是人性中固有的美德，而且，人们往往不是以其所受的恩惠来行动，更多的时候，他们是根据他们所希望获得的利益来行动的。
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When we had done this , we came back to our castle , and there i fell to work for my man friday ; and first of all , i gave him a pair of linnen drawers , which i had out of the poor gunners chest i mention d , and which i found in the wreck ; and which with a little alteration fitted him very well ; then i made him a jerkin of goat s - skin , as well as my skill would allow ; and i was now grown a tollerable good taylor ; and i gave him a cap , which i had made of a hare - skin , very convenient , and fashionable enough ; and thus he was cloath d for the present , tollerably well ; and was mighty well pleas d to see himself almost as well cloath d as his master : it is true , he went awkardly in these things at first ; wearing the drawers was very awkard to him , and the sleeves of the wastcoat gall d his shoulders , and the inside of his arms ; but a little easing them where he com plain d they hurt him , and using himself to them , at length he took to them very well 这不由得使我经常想到，上帝对世事的安排，自有其天意，在其对自己所创造的万物的治理中，一方面他剥夺了世界上许多生物的才干和良知，另一方面，他照样赋予他们与我们文明人同样的能力，同样的理性，同样的感情，同样的善心和责任感，也赋予他们同样的嫉恶如仇的心理他们与我们一样知道感恩图报，诚恳待人，忠贞不渝，相互为善。而且，当上帝给他们机会表现这些才干和良知时，他们和我们一样，立即把上帝赋予他们的才干和良知发挥出来做各种好事，甚至可以说比我们自己发挥得更充分。对此，我不能不感到惊讶。
