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1 докори совісті
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2 omantunnonhätä
• compunction -
3 omantunnonvaiva
• compunction -
4 griža savjesti
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5 каяття
compunction, penitence, remorse, repentance -
6 compunción
• compunction• remorse -
7 remordimiento
• compunction• contrition• regret• remorse• self-replicating• self-reproachful -
8 tunnonvaiva
• compunction• repentance• qualm• remorse -
9 раскаяния
compunctioncompunctionsregretrepentancerueruefulrues -
10 угрызения
compunctioncompunctionsregretrepentanceruerues -
11 griža savesti
• compunction; pang; remorse; sting of conscie -
12 oklevanje
• compunction; dilatation; dilation; dilatoriness; dwell; hesitance; hesitancy; hesitation; lagging; lingering; pause; procrastination; reel; roundabout; scruple; tardiness -
13 pogruženost
• compunction; contrition; oppression -
14 skrupula
• compunction; scruple; scrupule -
15 skrušenost
• compunction; contrition; humbleness; lowliness; oppression -
16 výčitky
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17 kontricio
compunction, contrition, remorse, repentance -
18 угризение
remorse(леко) compunction; qualm; scrupleугризение на съвестта remorse, pricks/twinges/qualms of conscience, the worm of conscienceизпитвам угризение на съвестта be conscience-stricken, be stung with remorse, suffer the pangs of remorse, o.'s conscience pricks one* * *угризѐние,ср., -я remorse; ( леко) compunction; qualm; scruple; без \угризениее without compunction; изпитвам \угризениее на съвестта be conscience-stricken/smitten; be stung with remorse, suffer the pangs of remorse, o.’s conscience pricks one; \угризениее на съвестта remorse, pangs/worms/pricks/twinges/qualms of conscience, the worm of conscience.* * *remorse (на съвестта); compunction (на съвестта); scruple (на съвестта); twinge* * *1. (леко) compunction;qualm;scruple 2. remorse 3. УГРИЗЕНИЕ на съвестта remorse, pricks/ twinges/qualms of conscience, the worm of conscience 4. без УГРИЗЕНИЕ without compunction 5. изпитвам УГРИЗЕНИЕ на съвестта be conscience-stricken, be stung with remorse, suffer the pangs of remorse, o.'s conscience pricks one -
19 Reue
f; -, kein Pl. remorse ( über + Akk for); (Schmerz und Bedauern) penitence; bes. religiös: repentance (for); (Bedauern, Bedenken) compunction; (Zerknirschung) tiefe: contrition; keine Reue empfinden feel no remorse; ( keine Spur von) Reue zeigen show (no sign of) remorse; seine Reue ist nur oberflächlich his penitence is only skin-deep; ohne die geringste Reue without the slightest compunction; er bot ein Bild tiefer Reue he presented an appearance of contrition; tätige Reue JUR. active remorse (with action to limit harm caused by one’s crime)* * *die Reuerepentance; remorse; compunction; penitence* * *['rɔyə]f -, no plremorse ( über +acc at, about), repentance (AUCH REL) ( über +acc of), rue (old, liter) ( über +acc at, of); (= Bedauern) regret ( über +acc at, about)* * ** * *<->[ˈrɔyə]tätige \Reue active regret [or repentance]* * *die; Reue: remorse (über + Akk. for); (Rel.) repentance* * *über +akk for); (Schmerz und Bedauern) penitence; besonders religiös: repentance (for); (Bedauern, Bedenken) compunction; (Zerknirschung) tiefe: contrition;keine Reue empfinden feel no remorse;(keine Spur von) Reue zeigen show (no sign of) remorse;seine Reue ist nur oberflächlich his penitence is only skin-deep;ohne die geringste Reue without the slightest compunction;er bot ein Bild tiefer Reue he presented an appearance of contrition;* * *die; Reue: remorse (über + Akk. for); (Rel.) repentance* * *nur sing. f.contrition n.penance n.penitence n.remorse n.repentance n.sorrow n. -
20 compunción
f.compunction, remorse.* * *1 (arrepentimiento) compunction2 figurado (tristeza) sorrow, sadness* * ** * *= repentance.Ex. The book stands on the slippery ground between the picaresque and the Puritan repentance narratives such as the Pilgrim's Progress.* * *= repentance.Ex: The book stands on the slippery ground between the picaresque and the Puritan repentance narratives such as the Pilgrim's Progress.
* * *f remorse, compunction
См. также в других словарях:
Compunction — Com*punc tion, n. [OF. compunction, F. componction, L. compunctio, fr. compungere, compunctum, to prick; com + pungere to prick, sting. See {Pungent}.] 1. A pricking; stimulation. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] That acid and piercing spirit which, with… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
compunction — mid 14c., from O.Fr. compunction (12c., Mod.Fr. componction), from L.L. compunctionem (nom. compunctio) remorse; a pricking (of conscience), noun of action from compunct , pp. stem of L. compungere to severely prick, sting, from com , intensive… … Etymology dictionary
compunction — ► NOUN ▪ a feeling of guilt or moral scruple that prevents or follows wrongdoing: he felt no compunction in letting her worry. DERIVATIVES compunctious adjective. ORIGIN Latin, from compungere prick sharply … English terms dictionary
compunction — [kəm puŋk′shən] n. [ME compunccion < OFr compunction < LL compunctio, a pricking (in LL(Ec), the pricking of conscience) < L compunctus, pp. of compungere, to prick, sting < com , intens. + pungere, to prick: see POINT] 1. a sharp… … English World dictionary
Compunction — (v. lat.), Zerknirschung, höchster Grad der Reue … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Compunction — Compunction, lat., Zerknirschung, Reue … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
compunction — index conscience, qualm, remorse, responsibility (conscience), scruple Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
compunction — 1 remorse, *penitence, repentance, contrition, attrition Analogous words: regret, *sorrow: conscientiousness, scrupulousness or scrupulosity (see corresponding adjectives at UPRIGHT) 2 scruple, demur, *qualm Analogous words: * … New Dictionary of Synonyms
compunction — [n] regret, sorrow attrition, conscience, contrition, misgiving, penitence, penitency, pity, punctiliousness, qualm, reluctance, remorse, repentance, rue, ruth, second thoughts, shame, stab of conscience, sympathy; concept 410 Ant. defiance,… … New thesaurus
compunction — Compunction, ou Remors de conscience, Morsus et contractiunculae auium, Synteresis … Thresor de la langue françoyse
compunction — n. 1) to feel, have; show compunction 2) compunction about (she felt no compunction about making us wait) 3) without compunction (he violated the law without the slightest compunction) * * * [kəm pʌŋkʃ(ə)n] have show compunction about (she felt… … Combinatory dictionary
