罪
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Definitions
- 1. guilt
- 2. crime
- 3. fault
- 4. blame
- 5. sin
Example Sentences
1 shown她認 罪 不認 罪 都沒關係。
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Words Containing 罪
to endure
to commit an offense
to offend sb
to commit a crime
crime
criminal
criminal ringleader, main offender (idiom); main culprit
to deny a crime
One who does not know is not guilty
to suffer second persecution
culpable driving causing serious damage or injury
hate crime
hate crime
to redeem oneself
scapegoat
to bow one's head in acknowledgment of guilt
to criminalize (an activity)
to criminalize (an activity)
crime against public order
conspiracy
(law) to exempt from punishment
criminal offense
to convict (sb of a crime)
achievements and crimes
blackmail
sb condemned by history (idiom)
original sin
a crime against humanity
crime against humanity
crimes against humanity
the crime of instigating counterrevolutionary propaganda
the crime of armed rebellion
the crime of treason
to denounce
punitive force
crime committed by an organization
International war crimes tribunal
to launch a punitive campaign
to convict (sb of a crime)
see 將功贖罪|将功赎罪[jiāng gōng shú zuì]
to atone for one's crimes by meritorious acts
disorderly behavior (PRC law)
to console the people by punishing the tyrants (idiom)
rape
to blame
please forgive me
to repent; to be contrite
lit. treasuring a jade ring becomes a crime (idiom); to get into trouble on account of a cherished item
war crime
guilty plea (law)
to atone for a crime
to be punished for a crime
criminal charge
robbery
extortion
violent crime
to take the rap for sb
scapegoat
scapegoat
guilty
impunity
to admit to a crime
actual sin (Christian notion, as opposed to original sin 原罪)
If you want to condemn sb, don't worry about the pretext (idiom, from Zuozhuan 左傳|左传); one can always trump up a charge against sb
to blame sb
mortal crime
to go through hell for the sake of keeping up appearances (idiom)
assault and battery (law)
to punish sb (for a crime)
terrible pain; torture; (coll.) pain suffered at the hands of foreigners
(coll.) to go through sheer hell
suffering
the crime of hooliganism
(law) procuring
genocide
purgatory (religion)
heinous crime
innocent
plea of not guilty
presumption of innocence (law)
crime of conspiring to overthrow the state
a criminal gang
criminology
scene of the crime
criminal
criminal activity
criminal record
crime syndicate
to commit a crime
to dread punishment
to flee to escape punishment
to commit suicide to escape punishment
main offender, criminal ringleader (idiom); main culprit
to redeem oneself
sinner
crime and punishment
charge; accusation
guilty of terrible crimes (idiom)
sin
sinful nature
feeling of guilt
evil crimes fill heaven (idiom)
sin
guilty and deserves to be punished (idiom); entirely appropriate chastisement
a criminal case
charges or facts about a crime
guilt
Crime and Punishment by Dostoyevsky 陀思妥耶夫斯基[tuó sī tuǒ yē fū sī jī]
crime
having an extensive criminal record
guilt
sin
criminal ringleader
disproportionate punishment
group licentiousness (offense punishable by up to five years in prison in the PRC)
the crime of corruption
actual sin (Christian notion, as opposed to original sin 原罪)
to send punitive forces against
to spend money on sth that turns out to be unsatisfactory or even disastrous
penance (to atone for a sin)
don't blame the speaker, take note of his warning (idiom); an exhortation to speak one's mind without fear of reprisals, and with the expectation of being taken seriously
fraud
to admit guilt
plea bargain
to apologize humbly
murder
to apologize for an offense
lit. to bring a bramble and ask for punishment (idiom)
to apologize
to atone for one's crime
Yom Kippur or Day of Atonement (Jewish holiday)
the Yom Kippur war of October 1973 between Israel and her Arab neighbors
to forgive (an offender)
petty crime
to punish
(law) negligent homicide
to endure hardship
bigamy
serious crime
to offend sb
to absolve sb from guilt
crime of spying
to pardon
to decriminalize
to apologize
the crime of conspiracy to overthrow the government
to take the blame for sb else
to confess one's fault
crime of incitement to overthrow the state
crime of incitement to overthrow the state
crime of incitement to overthrow the state