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sin sin ★★☆☆☆/sɪ̱n/1[N-VAR	可变名词]罪；罪过；罪孽 Sin or a sin is an action or type of behaviour which is believed to break the laws of God. The Vatican's teaching on abortion is clear: it is a sin...罗马教廷对堕胎的教义非常清楚：这是罪过。Was it the sin of pride to have believed too much in themselves?他们过分自信，这是否犯了骄纵之罪？2See also:cardinal sin；mortal sin；  3[VERB	动词]犯戒律；犯过失 If you sin, you do something that is believed to break the laws of God.   [V against n]  [V]The Spanish Inquisition charged him with sinning against God and man...西班牙宗教法庭指控他亵渎上帝和人类。You have sinned and must repent your ways.你犯了罪，必须为你的所作所为作出忏悔。sinnerI am a sinner and I need to repent of my sins.我是个罪人，必须忏悔我的罪过。4[N-COUNT	可数名词]罪恶；恶行；不道德的行为 A sin is any action or behaviour that people disapprove of or consider morally wrong. ...the sin of arrogant hard-heartedness...傲慢无情的恶行The ultimate sin was not infidelity, but public mention which led to scandal.最大的罪过不是通奸而是公众议论，是它导致了丑闻的发生。5[PHRASE	短语]同居 If you say that a man and a woman are living in sin, you mean that they are living together as a couple although they are not married.   [V inflects]  [OLD-FASHIONED 过时]She was living in sin with her boyfriend.她和男友同居。6  a multitude of sins→see: multitude；  sin1 nounsin2 verbsin3sinsin1 /sɪn/ ●●○ noun  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[countable, uncountable] an action that is against religious rules and is considered to be an offence against Godsin of the sin of pride She needed to confess her sins and ask for forgiveness. He knew that he had committed a terrible sin.the seven deadly sins (=seven bad feelings or desires, in the Christian religion)2 a sin informal something that you think is very wrongit is a sin (to do something) There’s so much lovely food here, it would be a sin to waste it.3live in sin old-fashioned if two people live in sin, they live together in a sexual relationship without being married4as miserable/ugly/guilty as sin spoken very unhappy, ugly, or guilty:  I saw Margaret this morning looking as miserable as sin.5for my sins British English spoken an expression used to suggest jokingly that you have to do something as a punishment:  I work at head office now, for my sins. → sinful → cover/hide a multitude of sinsat multitude(4), → cardinal sin, mortal sin, original sinCOLLOCATIONSverbscommit a sin· He has committed a grave sin.confess your sins· He knelt and confessed his sins to God.forgive sins· God has forgiven all my sins.repent (of) your sins (=be sorry you committed them)· I sincerely repent of my sins.phrasesthe seven deadly sins (=seven bad feelings or desires, in the Christian religion, for example greed or too much pride)adjectivesa great sin· Possibly the greatest sin you can be guilty of is not speaking out against cruelty or injustice when you see it.a besetting sin literary (=one that you keep committing)· Drunkenness was his besetting sin.sin1 nounsin2 verbsin3sinsin2 verb (past tense and past participle sinned, present participle sinning) [intransitive]  Verb Table Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1to do something that is against religious rules and is considered to be an offence against Godsin against You have sinned against God.2be more sinned against than sinning old-fashioned used to say that someone should not be blamed for what they have done wrong, because they have been badly treated by other peoplesin1 nounsin2 verbsin3sinsin3 technical  Collocations Phrases  the written abbreviation of sine

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t66Pk8i74cE7fib4MrIjFzzel6xLHE43jQIO+yGfS0CmxV87DibmTO+AqTitfcim16T11N9T9Nkie/8ucpNSv5ozBRz8lN8y4FH9FzsdGU/87jKIR5zprKzJ+qBMH7pMIGNRf2L33W+/OupIekqt85JERpMk2nBFvvscjC5PIUXyFBs7ua4ZqCWjjF21jrWseKDAOWNAGS2IllmVN9tmYg==             sin              /        sɪn                ;          NAmE                sɪn                /                              noun                ,                  verb                ,                  abbreviation                            sin      sins      sinned      sinning                            noun                                  1              [countable        ]                    an offence against God or against a religious or moral law          罪，罪恶，罪过（对神的冒犯或对宗教戒律、道德规范的违犯）                            ◆        to commit a sin        犯罪                    ◆        Confess your sins to God and he will forgive you.        向上帝忏悔，上帝就会宽恕你。                    ◆        The Bible says that stealing is a sin.        《圣经》上说偷盗有罪。                    ☞        collocationsat                                            religion                                                  ☞see also                                            mortal sin                                      ,                                            original sin                                                  2              [uncountable        ]                    the act of breaking a religious or moral law          罪行，犯罪（违犯宗教戒律、道德规范的行为）                            ◆        a life of sin        罪过的一生                    3              [countable            ,       usually singular        ]                    (          informal)                an action that people strongly disapprove of          过错；过失；恶行                            ◆        It's a sin to waste taxpayers' money like that.        这样挥霍纳税人的钱太不应该。                    ☞see also                                    sinful                              ,                                    sinner                                      IDIOMS              be/do sth for your sins                              (              informal,              humorous) (              especially BrE)                        used to say that sth that sb does is like a punishment              （表示所做的事无异于惩罚）自作自受，活该                                            ◆            She works with us in Accounts, for her sins!            她跟我们一样也在账务室做事，活该如此！                                      (as) miserable/ugly as ˈsin                              (              informal)                        used to emphasize that sb is very unhappy or ugly              可怜得╱难看得要命                                                  ☞more at                                    multitude                              ,                                    live                          1                                  verb                    (              -nn-            )              [intransitive      ]              to break a religious or moral law        犯戒律；犯过失                    ◆      Forgive me, Lord, for I have sinned.      主啊，宽恕我吧，我犯了罪。              sinagainst sb/sth              ◆      He was        more sinned against than sinning        (= although he did wrong, other people treated him even worse).            他过错无多而报应太重。                            abbreviation                    (        mathematics          数        )                    sine        正弦                        sin              /        sɪn                ;          NAmE                sɪn                /                        SIN              /        ˌes aɪ ˈen                ;          NAmE                ˌes aɪ ˈen                /                              abbreviation                    (        CanE)                    Social Insurance Number                  SIN              /        ˌes aɪ ˈen                ;          NAmE                ˌes aɪ ˈen                /             sin[sɪn]sinned, sinning, sinsCET4CET6考研v152357818024816573215n33061006612452355228510663115NOUN2591496880VERB956559588Spoken:126237413sinned[1999] sinning[363] sins[12562]犯罪(76%)，原罪(24%)n.罪恶；罪孽；过失vt.犯罪vi.犯罪；犯过失n.(Sin)人名；(罗)西恩；(匈)欣；(柬、阿拉伯)辛；(缅)信

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Collins	sin ★★☆☆☆ /sɪ̱n/ 1 [N-VAR 可变名词]罪；罪过；罪孽 Sin or a sin is an action or type of behaviour which is believed to break the laws of God. The Vatican's teaching on abortion is clear: it is a sin... 罗马教廷对堕胎的教义非常清楚：这是罪过。 Was it the sin of pride to have believed too much in themselves? 他们过分自信，这是否犯了骄纵之罪？ 2 See also:cardinal sin ；mortal sin ； 3 [VERB 动词]犯戒律；犯过失 If you sin, you do something that is believed to break the laws of God. [V against n] [V] The Spanish Inquisition charged him with sinning against God and man... 西班牙宗教法庭指控他亵渎上帝和人类。 You have sinned and must repent your ways. 你犯了罪，必须为你的所作所为作出忏悔。 sinner I am a sinner and I need to repent of my sins. 我是个罪人，必须忏悔我的罪过。 4 [N-COUNT 可数名词]罪恶；恶行；不道德的行为 A sin is any action or behaviour that people disapprove of or consider morally wrong. ...the sin of arrogant hard-heartedness... 傲慢无情的恶行 The ultimate sin was not infidelity, but public mention which led to scandal. 最大的罪过不是通奸而是公众议论，是它导致了丑闻的发生。 5 [PHRASE 短语]同居 If you say that a man and a woman are living in sin, you mean that they are living together as a couple although they are not married. [V inflects] [OLD-FASHIONED 过时] She was living in sin with her boyfriend. 她和男友同居。 6 a multitude of sins→see: multitude ；
Oxford	sin / sɪn ; NAmE sɪn / noun , verb , abbreviation sin sins sinned sinning noun 1 [countable ] an offence against God or against a religious or moral law 罪，罪恶，罪过（对神的冒犯或对宗教戒律、道德规范的违犯） ◆ to commit a sin 犯罪 ◆ Confess your sins to God and he will forgive you. 向上帝忏悔，上帝就会宽恕你。 ◆ The Bible says that stealing is a sin. 《圣经》上说偷盗有罪。 ☞ collocationsat religion ☞see also mortal sin , original sin 2 [uncountable ] the act of breaking a religious or moral law 罪行，犯罪（违犯宗教戒律、道德规范的行为） ◆ a life of sin 罪过的一生 3 [countable , usually singular ] ( informal) an action that people strongly disapprove of 过错；过失；恶行 ◆ It's a sin to waste taxpayers' money like that. 这样挥霍纳税人的钱太不应该。 ☞see also sinful , sinner IDIOMS be/do sth for your sins ( informal, humorous) ( especially BrE) used to say that sth that sb does is like a punishment （表示所做的事无异于惩罚）自作自受，活该 ◆ She works with us in Accounts, for her sins! 她跟我们一样也在账务室做事，活该如此！ (as) miserable/ugly as ˈsin ( informal) used to emphasize that sb is very unhappy or ugly 可怜得╱难看得要命 ☞more at multitude , live 1 verb ( -nn- ) [intransitive ] to break a religious or moral law 犯戒律；犯过失 ◆ Forgive me, Lord, for I have sinned. 主啊，宽恕我吧，我犯了罪。 sinagainst sb/sth ◆ He was more sinned against than sinning (= although he did wrong, other people treated him even worse). 他过错无多而报应太重。 abbreviation ( mathematics 数 ) sine 正弦 sin / sɪn ; NAmE sɪn / SIN / ˌes aɪ ˈen ; NAmE ˌes aɪ ˈen / abbreviation ( CanE) Social Insurance Number SIN / ˌes aɪ ˈen ; NAmE ˌes aɪ ˈen /
LDC	sin1 noun sin2 verb sin3 sinsin1 /sɪn/ ●●○ noun Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[countable, uncountable] an action that is against religious rules and is considered to be an offence against Godsin of the sin of pride She needed to confess her sins and ask for forgiveness. He knew that he had committed a terrible sin.the seven deadly sins (=seven bad feelings or desires, in the Christian religion)2 a sin informal something that you think is very wrongit is a sin (to do something) There’s so much lovely food here, it would be a sin to waste it.3live in sin old-fashioned if two people live in sin, they live together in a sexual relationship without being married4as miserable/ugly/guilty as sin spoken very unhappy, ugly, or guilty: I saw Margaret this morning looking as miserable as sin.5for my sins British English spoken an expression used to suggest jokingly that you have to do something as a punishment: I work at head office now, for my sins. → sinful → cover/hide a multitude of sins at multitude(4) , → cardinal sin , mortal sin , original sin COLLOCATIONSverbscommit a sin· He has committed a grave sin.confess your sins· He knelt and confessed his sins to God.forgive sins· God has forgiven all my sins.repent (of) your sins (=be sorry you committed them)· I sincerely repent of my sins.phrasesthe seven deadly sins (=seven bad feelings or desires, in the Christian religion, for example greed or too much pride)adjectivesa great sin· Possibly the greatest sin you can be guilty of is not speaking out against cruelty or injustice when you see it.a besetting sin literary (=one that you keep committing)· Drunkenness was his besetting sin. sin1 noun sin2 verb sin3 sinsin2 verb (past tense and past participle sinned, present participle sinning) [intransitive] Verb Table Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1to do something that is against religious rules and is considered to be an offence against Godsin against You have sinned against God.2be more sinned against than sinning old-fashioned used to say that someone should not be blamed for what they have done wrong, because they have been badly treated by other people sin1 noun sin2 verb sin3 sinsin3 technical Collocations Phrases the written abbreviation of sine
WDF	sin [sɪn]sinned, sinning, sins CET4CET6考研 v15235 781 80 248 165 73 215 n3306 10066 1245 2355 2285 1066 3115 NOUN2591 496880 VERB9565 59588 Spoken: 126237413 sinned[1999] sinning[363] sins[12562] 犯罪(76%)，原罪(24%) n.罪恶；罪孽；过失 vt.犯罪 vi.犯罪；犯过失 n.(Sin)人名；(罗)西恩；(匈)欣；(柬、阿拉伯)辛；(缅)信

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