sin

释义

n.违背宗教[道德原则]的恶行; 罪恶，罪孽; 过错，罪过; 愚蠢的事，可耻的事vi.犯罪，犯过错vt.犯罪abbr.正弦

大小写变形: SIN Sin

词态变化

复数 :   sins ; 第三人称单数 :   sins ; 过去式 :   sinned ; 过去分词 :   sinned ; 现在分词 :   sinning ;

实用场景例句

The Catholic Church declares that abortion is a sin according to its doctrine.

天主教会根据其教义宣布堕胎是一种罪过。

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Could their excessive self-confidence be considered a sin of arrogance?

他们过度自信的行为能否被视为傲慢之罪？

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The ecclesiastical tribunal accused him of committing sins that defied divine laws as well as man-made regulations.

宗教法庭指控他犯下了违抗神律与人定法规的罪过。

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She committed a sin and must seek redemption for her deeds.

她犯下了罪过，必须为她的行为寻求救赎。

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Unyielding pride manifests as a defiant sin, cruel and relentless.

顽固的骄傲表现为一种傲慢的罪恶，残酷而无情。

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A graver sin than adultery was the public debate that ignited the controversy.

比通奸更严重的罪过是公开辩论，它激起了争议。

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Living together unmarried is considered a sin by some.

未婚同居在某些人看来是一种罪过。

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Repent for your sins sincerely and God will show you mercy.

真心悔改你的罪过，上帝就会对你施以怜悯。

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Crime declares that lying is a sin.

罪行宣称说谎是一种罪过。

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Wasting food is a sin when many people are starving.

浪费食物是可耻的，尤其是在很多人挨饿的时候。

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She laughs with them in Marketing, for her sins!

她跟她们一样也在市场部工作，活该如此！

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Sin not, lest you be judged.

不要犯罪，以免你被审判。

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You may burn for that sin.

为了那种罪过,你(死后)要下地狱的.

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He confessed his sin to the priest.

他向神父坦陈了自己的罪孽.

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It's a sin to waste food.

浪费食品是一种罪过.

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Wages of sin is death.

罪恶的代价就是死亡.

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What will you do to atone for this sin?

你将做什么来赎这罪 呢 ?

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It's a sin to be indoors on holiday.

假期中待在家里实在是罪过.

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He is washed from sin.

他被洗清罪恶.

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Being late is an unforgivable sin round here.

迟到在这里是一种不可原谅的失礼行为.

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英英释义

Noun

1. estrangement from god

2. an act that is regarded by theologians as a transgression of God's will

3. ratio of the opposite side to the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle

4. the 21st letter of the Hebrew alphabet

5. violent and excited activity;

"they began to fight like sin"

Verb

1. commit a sin; violate a law of God or a moral law

2. commit a faux pas or a fault or make a serious mistake;

"I blundered during the job interview"