償

償

		歸還。如：「償還」﹑「償債」。漢˙王符˙潛夫論˙忠貴：「人多驕肆，負債不償。」
		相抵除去。如：「得不償失」﹑「殺人償命」。新唐書˙卷一五○˙齊映傳：「臣雖死不足償責。」
		實現。如：「如願以償」﹑「得償夙願」。
		代價﹑報酬。戰國策˙秦策二：「是我亡於秦而取償於齊也。」

Boxing Day 以前有人用 "償節日"稱呼它
(bŏk'sĭng)
n.
The first weekday after Christmas, celebrated as a holiday in parts of the British Commonwealth, when Christmas gifts are traditionally given to service workers.

December 26

The term "Boxing Day" comes from the little earthenware boxes that servants, tradespeople, and others who rendered services to the public used to carry around on the day after Christmas to collect tips and year-end bonuses. Although the custom of distributing gifts (usually money) to public servants and employees has continued, it often takes place before Christmas rather than after, and boxes have nothing to do with it. But the name has remained, and Boxing Day is still observed in England, Canada, Australia, and many other nations. In South Africa, it is known as the Day of Good Will . If December 26 falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the following Monday or Tuesday is usually observed as a public or Bank Holiday.