1. 词语来历和含义：
Condign是一个形容词，来自于Latin的condignus，意为“应得的、恰当的、合适的”。通常用来形容某种惩罚或报应的恰当性或适当性。
2. 语境和用法：
该词汇通常用于正式或文学语境中，并且通常不会在日常口语中使用。它可以用来强调某种惩罚或奖励的恰当性或适度性。
3. 同义词和反义词：
同义词：appropriate, deserved, fitting, just, deserved
反义词：undeserved, disproportionate, inappropriate
4. 实际应用：
在文学作品、法律文书、学术论文等正式场合中，condign可以用来强调某种惩罚或奖励的恰当性或适度性。以下是五个中英例句：
1. The murderer received a condign punishment for his crime. 这个犯受到了应有的惩罚。
2. The teacher praised the students for their hard work with condign recognition. 老师用恰当的认可表扬了学生们的努力。
3. The judge declared that the defendant received a condign sentence for his heinous crime. 法官宣布被告因其罪行严重而受到了应有的判决。
4. The company rewarded its employees with condign bonuses for exceeding their sales targets. 公司因员工超额完成销售目标而给予了恰当的奖金奖励。
5. The dictator was finally overthrown, and his reign of terror was met with condign justice. 者终于被推翻，他的恐怖统治得到了应有的惩罚。
condign的意思是“应得的，恰当的”。它的发音是/kndan/。
例句：
1. The punishment was condign for his crime.
对于他的罪行，处罚是应得的。
2. She received condign recognition for her years of hard work.
她因多年的辛勤工作而得到应有的认可。
3. The company faced condign consequences for violating environmental regulations.
该公司因违反环保法规而面临恰当的后果。
condign通常被翻译为"应得的、适宜的"的意思，还经常被翻译为尤指惩罚，读音为[kn'dain]，condign常被用作形容词，在《英国翻译词典》中，共找到47个与condign相关的例句。
Condign的翻译
1.应得的
例句:Chinese didn't obtain the equal position and condign respect. (中方并没有取得平等的地位和应有的尊重。)
2.适宜的
3.尤指惩罚
4.相当的、尤指惩罚
