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1 угрызения совести
1) General subject: a feeling of remorse, a tingle of regret, a twinge of remorse, after-pains of conscience, compunction, conscience reproached, pangs, qualms, qualms of conscience, remorse, scruple, scruple of conscience, scruples, searchings of heart, self recrimination, self reproach, self-recrimination, self-reproach, stings of remorse, the pricks of conscience, the stings of remorse, the twinges of conscience, the worm of conscience, twangs of conscience, twinges of conscience, twitch of conscience, wrench, pangs of conscience, worm of remorse, qualms of guilt, conscience pangs, guilt eating at you, misery of conscience2) Rare: agenbite of inwit3) Religion: feeling of guilt4) Makarov: gnawings of conscience, prickings of conscience, pricks of conscience, remorse of conscience, twinge of conscience5) Phraseological unit: guilty conscience -
2 vorwerfen
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)1. jemandem etw. vorwerfen accuse s.o. of s.th., reproach s.o. with s.th.; jemandem vorwerfen zu schummeln etc. accuse s.o. of cheating, reproach s.o. for cheating etc.; jemandem Geiz etc. vorwerfen accuse s.o. of stinginess ( oder being stingy) etc.; ich habe mir nichts vorzuwerfen I don’t feel in any way responsible; ich lasse mir nicht vorwerfen, dass I’m not going to be accused of (+ Ger.) ( oder take the blame for + Ger.); einander nichts vorzuwerfen haben be both as bad as one another2. (nach vorn werfen) throw s.th. forward; einem Tier etc. etw. ( zum Fraß) vorwerfen throw s.th. to an animal etc.* * *to accuse; to blame; to reproach* * *vor|wer|fenvt sep1) (fig)jdm vórwerfen, dass er etw getan hat — to reproach sb for having done sth
jdm vórwerfen, dass er etw nicht getan hat — to accuse sb of not having done sth
muss ich mir das vórwerfen lassen? — do I have to listen to these accusations?
2) (lit)Tieren/Gefangenen etw vórwerfen — to throw sth down for the animals/prisoners
* * *(to rebuke or blame but usually with a feeling of sadness and disappointment rather than anger: She reproached me for not telling her about my money troubles; There is no need to reproach yourself - you did the best you could.) reproach* * *vor|wer·fen▪ jdm etw \vorwerfen to reproach sb for sth▪ jdm \vorwerfen, etw zu tun [o getan zu haben] to reproach sb for doing [or having done] sth▪ jdm \vorwerfen, dass... to reproach/blame sb for...mir wird vorgeworfen, im Überholverbot überholt zu haben I've been charged with overtaking in a “no overtaking” zone▪ einem Tier etw \vorwerfen to throw sth to an animaler warf dem Hund einen dicken Knochen vor he threw the dog a big bone▪ jdn den Tieren \vorwerfen to throw sb to the animals* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1)jemandem etwas vorwerfen — reproach somebody with something; (beschuldigen) accuse somebody of something
jemandem vorwerfen, etwas getan zu haben — reproach somebody with or accuse somebody of doing or having done something
2)etwas den Tieren vorwerfen — (hinwerfen) throw something to the animals
* * *vorwerfen v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)1.jemandem etwas vorwerfen accuse sb of sth, reproach sb with sth;jemandem Geiz etcich habe mir nichts vorzuwerfen I don’t feel in any way responsible;ich lasse mir nicht vorwerfen, dass I’m not going to be accused of (+ger) ( oder take the blame for +ger);einander nichts vorzuwerfen haben be both as bad as one anothereinem Tier etcetwas (zum Fraß) vorwerfen throw sth to an animal etc* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1)jemandem etwas vorwerfen — reproach somebody with something; (beschuldigen) accuse somebody of something
jemandem vorwerfen, etwas getan zu haben — reproach somebody with or accuse somebody of doing or having done something
2)etwas den Tieren vorwerfen — (hinwerfen) throw something to the animals
* * *v.to accuse v.to blame v.to reproach v.
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