guilt
US
UK guilt n: (of conscience)
SC 内疚，负罪感 nèi jiù，fù zuì gǎn
SC 不安 bù ān
TC 不安
TC 不安
Hillary felt a lot of guilt over the way she talked to her mother.
希拉里对自己与母亲的说话方式心存内疚。
guilt n: (for crime)
SC 罪行，罪状 zuì xíng ，zuì zhuàng
TC 罪行，罪狀
TC 罪行，罪狀
SC 责任，罪责 zé rèn ，zuì zé
TC 責任
TC 責任
The defendant's guilt was obvious.
被告的罪行是显而易见的。
guilt n: (responsibility)
SC 责任 zé rèn
TC 責任
TC 責任
SC 罪责 zé rèn ，zuì zé
SC 过失 zé rèn ，guò shī
TC 過失
TC 過失
The guilt lies with the person who started this whole thing.
责任在于这整件事的始作俑者。
admit guilt v expr: (confess to [sth])
SC 认罪 rèn zuì
Smith admitted guilt for his role in the robbery.
guilt trip n: informal (feeling of shame or responsibility)
SC 罪恶感，感到愧疚
After she had such a bad experience, I went on quite a guilt trip for having persuaded her to do it in the first place.
guilt trip n: informal (attempt to make [sb] feel guilty)
SC 使…感到愧疚，使…自责
guilt trip [sb], guilt-trip v expr: informal (attempt to make [sb] feel guilty)
SC 使…感到愧疚，使…自责
He tried to guilt-trip me by saying that it was my fault that he was late for work.
guilt-ridden, guilt ridden adj: (feeling very guilty)
SC 深感内疚的, 有负罪感的