| 词汇 | guilts |
| 释义 | (redirected from guilts)absolve from guiltTo consider innocent, clear of all suspicion, or pardon from any cause of guilt. The knights of the crusades committed many atrocities in their campaign, but they were absolved from guilt by the heads of the church. absolved from guiltConsidered innocent, cleared of all suspicion, or pardoned from any cause of guilt. The knights of the crusades committed many atrocities in their campaign, but they were regarded as absolved from guilt because of their religious patronage. guilt complexA very strong and persistent feeling of guilt regarding something or some event. John developed a guilt complex after forcing his brother to move out. guilt trip1. noun A deep feeling of guilt or remorse. I'm having a guilt trip for not being able to attend my sister's wedding. 2. verb To make others feel guilty, especially in an attempt to manipulate them. Kelly's parents were always trying to guilt trip her for not giving them grandchildren. You can't guilt trip me into donating money, I give enough to charity already. send (one) on a guilt tripTo make one feel guilty, especially in an attempt to manipulate. Kelly's parents were always trying to send her on a guilt trip for not giving them grandchildren. These charity commercials are really sending me on a guilt trip. I guess that's a sign I should donate. put a guilt trip on (one)To make one feel guilty, especially in an attempt to manipulate. Kelly's parents were always trying to put a guilt trip on her for not giving them grandchildren. These charity commercials are really putting a guilt trip on me. I guess that's a sign I should donate. lay a guilt trip on (one)To make one feel guilty, especially in an attempt to manipulate. Kelly's parents were always trying to lay a guilt trip on her for not giving them grandchildren. These charity commercials are really laying a guilt trip on me. I guess that's a sign I should donate. racked with guiltSuffering from, preoccupied by, or paralyzed with an intense and overwhelming feeling of guilt. I've been racked with guilt every since I took that bribe. I don't know how people can take advantage of others like that. If it were me, I'd be racked with guilt for doing something so heinous. eaten up with (something)Obsessed, overcome, or preoccupied with some negative emotion. I've been eaten up with anger ever since I found out that my co-worker totally sabotaged me for that promotion. I'm really worried about Wendy—she's still eaten up with guilt over what happened. a ˈguilt trip(informal) things you say to somebody in order to make them feel guilty about something: Don’t lay a guilt trip on your child about schoolwork.lay a (heavy) trip on someone1. tv. to criticize someone. There’s no need to lay a trip on me. I agree with you. 2. tv. to confuse or astonish someone. After he laid a heavy trip on me about how the company is almost broke, I cleaned out my desk and left. 3. and lay a guilt trip on someone tv. to attempt to make someone feel very guilty. Why do you have to lay a guilt trip on me? Why don’t you go to a shrink? Keep your problems to yourself. Don’t lay a trip on me! lay a guilt trip on someoneverbSee lay a heavy trip on someone lay a guilt trip on To make or try to make (someone) feel guilty. |
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