
英:/'rɪˈmɔːs/ 美:/'rɪˈmɔːrs/
悔恨
GRE,SAT
n. 懊悔;同情
Remorse doesn't change the status quo.
悔恨并不能改变现状。
His words filled me with remorse.
他的话让我懊悔不已。
The murderer showed no remorse and the police were outraged.
杀人犯毫无悔意,警察对此感到愤怒。
He felt no remorse for the murders he had committed.
他对自己犯下的一桩桩谋杀罪行毫无悔意
I felt guilty and full of remorse.
我感到内疚,并且非常懊悔。
He seemed to feel no remorse at all.
他当时似乎一点也不感到懊悔。
He was full of remorse and asked Beatrice what he could do to make amends.
他悔恨不已,问比阿特丽斯他可以做点什么来弥补。
Remorse was eating his heart out.
悔恨折磨着他的心。
Full of remorse as ever, dearest!
永远充满悔恨,最亲爱的!
n.|feeling/compassion/sorrow/sympathy/pity;懊悔;同情
Remorse 是一个名词,指一种深刻的情感痛苦或强烈的内疚感,源于对自己过去的行为、错误或过失感到后悔,特别是当这些行为对他人造成了伤害、痛苦或损失时。它超越了简单的遗憾(regret),包含了道德层面的自我谴责和良心上的不安。
其核心含义包含以下几个方面:
简单来说,Remorse 是一种因意识到自己的错误行为(尤其是伤害性行为)违背了道德良知,并给他人带来痛苦,从而产生的强烈、痛苦的内疚、自责和悔恨感。
权威参考来源:
“remorse”是一个名词,表示因意识到自己的错误行为或过失而产生的深刻情感,通常译为“懊悔、自责”,带有强烈的道德痛苦感。
源自拉丁语 remorsus(“再次咬噬”),比喻错误行为带来的持续性心理刺痛,强调对过去行为的道德反思,常与伤害他人或违背良知相关。
情感强度:
道德关联性:
多用于严重错误或伤害他人的情境,如犯罪、背叛等。例如:
“The murderer expressed genuine remorse during the trial.”(凶手在审判中表现出真诚的悔意。)
在文学或心理学中,remorse常被描述为一种“自我惩罚”的情感,可能引发长期心理困扰,与“宽恕”主题紧密相关。
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