wéiqíguòcuòhuòzuìnièérgǎndàohòuhuǐ。 feeling regret for a fault or offence.
táisīhé 'ānjí 'ěrzuòjìnyīliàngdàmǎchēshídàibènzhòngdelǎogǔdǒng( lǎodébójiāzúzuìnièchuánshuōdexiàngzhēng) lǐ, láidàoliǎojiàotáng。 zàitāmenzuìhòulíqùshí, yīzhǐbáigōngjītíliǎosāncì。 In a lumbering old relic of coach days (symbolic of an ancient D'Urberville legend of crime) Tess and Angel are carried to church, and upon their final departure a white cock crows thrice.
zhèyàngdedàlièshēn、 dàtǔháo, qiāngbìyīgè, quánxiànzhèndòng, yúsùqīngfēngjiànyúniè , jíyòuxiàolì。 The execution of one such big landlord reverberates through a whole county and is very effective in eradicating the remaining evils of feudalism.
bùkěráoshùderéndeměihǎopǐnxíngdequēshīdezuìguò; shénxuéjiāmenlièjǔchūqīzhǒngdàoyìdezuìniè 。 an unpardonable sin entailing a total loss of grace; theologians list 7 mortal sins.
zuìnièbùkěráoshùdexìnyǎng; zuìniè , cuòwù Mortal belief; sin or error.
tāmenrènwéi, zàochéngzhèzhǒngqíngkuàngdeyuányīnshì, jiā 'ěrwénjiàopàideyímínsuǒnéngxiǎngshòudefēngfùdewùzhìshēnghuó, tóngnàzhǒngrènwéirénzuìnièshēnzhòngyīn 'érbìxūshòukǔdesīxiǎngshìhùxiāngmáodùnde。 They believe that this situation may result from the fact that the material prosperity which the Calvinist settlers of this country were able to enjoy was inconsistent with the idea that man is sinful and must suffer accordingly.
shǐzhīzuìshǐ…yìshídàozìjǐdezuìnièhuòzuìguò To make aware of one's sinfulness or guilt.
( jiùyuē) shàngdìxiāochúzuìnièdeshǒuduàn。 (Old Testament) God's means of destroying sinners.
wéizuìniè 、 guòcuò 'érgǎndàohuòbiǎoshìtòngkǔhuòbēitòngde。 feeling or expressing pain or sorrow for sins or offenses.
hòuhuǐdewéiqízuìnièhuòguòcuò 'érgǎndàohòuhuǐhuòbēitòngde; huǐzuìde Feeling regret and sorrow for one's sins or offenses; penitent.
tātànkǒuqìhuídáshuō: “wǒdāizàizhèlǐshìyīnwéiwǒdezuìniè”。 He sighed and answered:"I have been here for my sins."
zuìnièdàdūnéngzhuīsùdàojiǔyuǎndeshídài。 There are very few sins that aren't as old as time.
jiěshìshuōwēnyìshìláizìtiānshàngdezāinàn, shìshénlíngduìshìrénzuìnièdechéngfá。 interpret the plague as a visitation from heaven, a supernal punishment for the sins of men.
yànyǔshuō“ tiānzuònièyóukěshù, rénzuònièbùkěhuó”, xiànjīnkěliándedìqiúbùjǐnshìtiānzāipínréng, rénhuògèngshìjiēzhǒngbùduàn。 The saying goes: "Heaven may be forgiven for its iniquities, but man shall not live for his sins". Not only is the poor Earth suffering from natural calamities, but it is battered by man-made disasters as well.
“ zuìnièyāzuìniè ! yòuxiēxuézǐjìngzhèyàngduìyīgèshìmínchūyánbùxùn! “ Out upon these graceless scholars who dare to address a burgher in such a manner!
tābùzàishìsīxiǎngchúnjié、 tiānzhēnwúxiédenóngjiāshàonǚ, érshìduòluòjiāzúdecánzhāyúniè 。 No chaste-minded, unsophisticated peasant maid she, but the last dregs of a decadent stock!
jiējìnzuìniè ; qīngbáihuòzhěchúnjiédequēshī。 a lapse into sin; a loss of innocence or of chastity.
dāngrán, jìngguānsǐwáng, yǐzhīwéizuìnièdǐgōngzī, tōngwǎnglìngyīshìjièdeqùlùzhě, shìqiánchéng 'érqiěhéhūzōngjiàode; Certainly, the contemplation of death, as the wages of sin, and passage to another world, is holy and religious;
zìzuòniè, zìchéngshòu。 Man create the evil the endure.
tiānzhùshuō:“ suǒduōmǎhé 'émólādìfāngzuìnièshēnzhòng, yuànshēngyǐchuándáwǒ 'ěrzhōng。” So the Lord said, There is a great outcry over Sodom and Gomorrah;their sin is very grave.'
nàxiēnǚrénzàishàngmiànzǒudeliǎngjiǎoliúxiě, liǎngshǒupòliè; dànyǔcǐtóngshí, tāmenbǎzuìnièdeshèngzhuāngliúzàiyántúdejīngjíshàng, chìtiáotiáodìdǐdálǚtúdejìntóu, érzhèyàngquánshēnchìluǒdìláidàotiānzhùgēnqián, shìyòngbùzheliǎnhóngde。 women who follow them will cut their feet and graze their hands, but will at the same time leave the gaudy rags of vice hanging on the briars which line the road, and shall reach their journey's end in that naked state for which no one need feel shame in the sight of the Lord.
zìzuòniè, bùkěhuó。 The evil we bring on ourselves is the hardest to bear.
zhèlǐshìzuìnièdezīshēngdì。 it was a hotbed of vice.
dàdìdecìyúquánbèiyòngqùzàoniè 。 The gifts of the earth were put only to nefarious uses.
kěyǐkuānshùdezuìniè , zhǐbùfēnměihǎopǐnxíngdequēshī。 a pardonable sin regarded as entailing only a partial loss of grace.
bǐlè《 jiùyuē》 hé《 xīnyuē》 zhòngxié 'èhézuìnièdehuàshēn A personification of wickedness and ungodliness alluded to in the Old and New Testaments.
nàcìjīhuāngsuànshìshàngdìduìtāmenzuìnièdechéngfá . The famine was a visitation of God for their sins.
tāduōcáiduōyì, néngkūnnéngjīng, shìjù、 yǐng、 shìsānqīyǎnyuán, rúdiànyǐng《 fēngliúqiāngǔ》, diànshìyuèjù《 dùshíniàn》 héjīngjù《 nièyuánjì》、《 yóulóngxìfèng》 děng。 He is a versatile actor of Beijing Opera and Kunju Opera, and has also acted many characters in the Film: Eteral Great, and in Beijing Opera: Evil Relationship, etc.