guilt im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für guilt im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

guilt [Am ɡɪlt, Brit ɡɪlt] SUBST U

1. guilt (blame):

guilt

culpa f

guilt JUR

culpabilidad f

2. guilt PSYCHO:

guilt

culpa f

guilt feelings

sentimiento m de culpa or de culpabilidad

guilt complex SUBST PSYCHO

guilt complex

complejo m de culpa

guilt trip SUBST PSYCHO

guilt trip

remordimientos mpl

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all-consuming guilt

que corroe

all-consuming guilt

que carcome

guilt-ridden

atormentado por los remordimientos

internalize guilt/conflict

interiorizar

oppressive fears/guilt

agobiante

oppressive fears/guilt

opresivo

Übersetzungen für guilt im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

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culpabilidad

guilt

culpabilidad

guilt

complejo de culpa

guilt complex

sentimiento de culpa

feeling of guilt

guilt im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für guilt im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

guilt [gɪlt] SUBST

1. guilt (shame for wrongdoing):

guilt

culpabilidad f

2. guilt (responsibility for crime):

guilt

culpa f

to admit one's guilt

confesarse culpable

to establish sb's guilt

determinar la culpabilidad de alguien

guilt-ridden ADJ

guilt-ridden

atormentado, -a por un sentido de culpabilidad

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pangs of guilt

sentimiento m de culpa

acknowledg(e)ment of guilt

confesión f

to have guilt written all over one's face

llevar la culpa escrita en la cara

acknowledge guilt

confesar

Übersetzungen für guilt im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

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culpabilidad

guilt

confesarse culpable

to admit one's guilt

culpa JUR

guilt

cargo de conciencia

feeling of guilt

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Englisch

These counterfactual thoughts, or thoughts of what could have happened, can affect people's emotions, such as causing them to experience regret, guilt, relief, or satisfaction.

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It questions obedience, the established order, the notions of guilt and punishment.

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The public turned on him, including some who had been his vocal supporters, as his guilt became clear.

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The story also has a theme of guilt, as the memories of the passenger are spoiled by the guilt he retains about his past actions.

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On the other hand she mentions that guilt when she does not input time into her creative writing.

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It may also indicate that someone feels guilt.

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After being married for 15 years, she is overwhelmed with guilt for feeling as if she is ruining her husband's mental health.

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He casts himself as beyond society, above laws and morals and wars and guilt.

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Similarly, in the view of most critics, psychological guilt is less important than philosophical isolation.

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His father, consumed by guilt, loses his mental balance.

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