Compensaré (en. I will compensate)

/kom.pɛn.saˈɾe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To do something to neutralize or balance a damage or loss.

I will compensate your extra work with a day off.

Compensaré tu trabajo extra con un día libre.

To replenish a deficit or a lack of something.

She will compensate for her absence with a gift.

Ella compensará su ausencia con un regalo.

To offer a payment or reward in return.

The contract stipulates that I will compensate employees for overtime.

El contrato estipula que compensaré a los empleados por horas extras.

From the Latin 'compensare', which means 'to weigh' or 'to balance'.

I will compensate for what I owe.

Indicates that one is willing to repair or repay something owed.

compensaré lo que deba

I will compensate next time.

Refers to recovering what was lost or mitigating a bad encounter in future interactions.

compensaré en la próxima ocasión

I will compensate with interest.

Implies that more will be returned than what was initially received.

compensaré con intereses

compensation

Act of compensating for damage or a defect.

compensación

indemnification

Payment for damage or harm.

indemnización

reimbursement

Amount returned for an incurred expense.

reembolso

To compensate in a friendly manner.

I told him I will compensate with some beers.

Le dije que voy a compensar con unas cervezas.

To do a favor instead of repaying a debt.

If you don’t pay me, I will compensate you with a favor in the future.

Si no me pagas, te compensaré con un favor en el futuro.