guilt
复数形式
guilts
1
内疚, 悔恨
a feeling of responsibility or remorse arising from a belief that one has committed a wrongdoing or failed to meet a moral standard
- The defendant's eyes revealed a deep sense of guilt as the judge read out the charges in the courtroom.
当法官在法庭上宣读指控时，被告的眼睛流露出深深的内疚感。
- Despite the apology, a lingering feeling of guilt accompanied him as he reflected on the consequences of his actions.
尽管道歉了，当他反思自己行为的后果时，一种挥之不去的内疚感伴随着他。
- Her voice trembled with guilt as she admitted to betraying the trust of her closest friend.
当她承认背叛了最亲密朋友的信任时，她的声音因内疚而颤抖。
- The employee felt overwhelming guilt for the oversight that led to the costly mistake in the project.
这名员工因疏忽导致项目中代价高昂的错误而感到压倒性的内疚。
- As she listened to the heartbreaking stories of those affected, a wave of guilt washed over her for not doing more to help.
当她听到受影响者令人心碎的故事时，一股内疚感涌上心头，因为她没有做更多来帮助。
2
内疚
the state of having committed an offense or crime
- He confessed his guilt to the crime during the interrogation.
在审讯期间，他承认了自己对犯罪的罪行。
- The jury deliberated carefully before reaching a verdict of guilt.
陪审团在作出有罪判决之前进行了仔细的审议。
- The prosecutor presented compelling evidence of his guilt at trial.
检察官在审判中提出了他有罪的有力证据。
- Despite his denial, the overwhelming proof pointed to his guilt.
尽管他否认，压倒性的证据指向了他的罪行。
- She couldn't shake the feeling of guilt after the accident, even though it wasn't her fault.
事故发生后，尽管不是她的错，她仍无法摆脱内疚感。
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