基本释义
- 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
实用例句
to commit a sin
犯罪
牛津词典
Confess your sins to God and he will forgive you.
向上帝忏悔，上帝就会宽恕你。
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The Bible says that stealing is a sin.
《圣经》上说偷盗有罪。
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a life of sin
罪过的一生
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It's a sin to waste taxpayers' money like that.
这样挥霍纳税人的钱太不应该。
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She works with us in Accounts, for her sins!
她跟我们一样也在账务室做事，活该如此！
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Forgive me, Lord, for I have sinned.
主啊，宽恕我吧，我犯了罪。
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He was more sinned against than sinning (= although he did wrong, other people treated him even worse) .
他过错无多而报应太重。
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The Vatican's teaching on abortion is clear: it is a sin...
罗马教廷对堕胎的教义非常清楚：这是罪过。
Was it the sin of pride to have believed too much in themselves?
他们过分自信，这是否犯了骄纵之罪？
The Spanish Inquisition charged him with sinning against God and man...
西班牙宗教法庭指控他亵渎上帝和人类。
You have sinned and must repent your ways.
你犯了罪，必须为你的所作所为作出忏悔。
...the sin of arrogant hard-heartedness...
傲慢无情的恶行
The ultimate sin was not infidelity, but public mention which led to scandal.
最大的罪过不是通奸而是公众议论，是它导致了丑闻的发生。
She was living in sin with her boyfriend.
她和男友同居。
You may burn for that sin.
为了那种罪过,你(死后)要下地狱的.
《现代英汉综合大词典》
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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They live a life of sin.
他们过着不道德的生活.
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Do you condone his sin?
你宽恕他的罪 吗 ?
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By their sin they provoked the wrath of the people.
他们因犯罪而激起人民的愤怒.
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He has an abhorrence of sin [ evil ] .
他 嫉恶如仇.
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It was considered a sin to work or play on the Sabbath.
在安息日工作或消遣都被视为罪过.
《简明英汉词典》
英英释义
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"
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"