conscience-stricken

conscience-stricken

美 　英

• adj.内疚的；不安的；受良心责备的
• 网络受良心谴责的

英汉双解

英汉解释

adj.	1. 内疚的,悔恨的;良心不安的

英英解释

adj.	1. feeling guilty about something wrong you have done

例句

Conscience-stricken people may draw back for a while and consequently lag behind for a lifetime.

内疚抱愧的人会一时上退却以至于一辈子落伍。

"The judgment of God is on me, " answered the conscience-stricken priest. "It is too mighty for me to struggle with! "

“上帝的裁判正落在我身上，”那位受到良心震撼的牧师回答说。“那力量太强大，我挣扎不动了！”

Yet Simonov was also a brave war reporter, a generous friend and, eventually, conscience-stricken and remorseful.

不过，西蒙诺夫还是一名英勇无畏的战地记者、慷慨的朋友，最后终于感受到了良心的谴责并懊悔不已。

But day after day she was conscience-stricken about it, and felt that it was her duty to free her brothers from the spell again.

但是，日复一日，她良心一下灾区，并认为这是她的责任从根本上摆脱咒语她的兄弟们了。

Afterward, David was conscience-stricken for having cut off a corner of his robe.

随后大卫心中自责，因为割下扫罗的衣襟。

Can a conscience-stricken world now pull off the same trick with cluster munitions?

良心发现的世界诸国能否同样禁止集束武器？

He was uneasy and conscience-stricken.

他很不自在，良心很不安。

Because I did not go to sleep, so wrote down the following words with conscience-stricken heart to myself.

因为影响了自己的休息所以我是怀着对自己极其内疚的心情写下这段文字的。