英：[kən'fest]
美：[kən'fest]
confessed如何读
confessed是什么意思
adj.
众所周知的，已承认的
坦白的
公开的
v.
承认( confess的过去式)
聆听（某人的）忏悔（或告罪、告解）
（尤指罗马天主教会）忏悔
悔过
confessed英英释义
verb
transitive verb
to tell or make known (something, such as something wrong or damaging to oneself) : admit
he confessed his guilt
to acknowledge (sin) to God or to a priest
to receive the confession of (a penitent)
to declare faith in or adherence to : profess
to give evidence of
Breeze, bird, and flower confess the hour …—Sir Walter Scott
intransitive verb
to disclose one's faultsspecifically: to unburden one's sins or the state of one's conscience to God or to a priest
to hear a confession
admit, own
confess to a crime
confessed词源中文解释
"自认，承认"，1560年代，过去分词形容词来自 confess。相关词汇： Confessedly。
confessed词源英文解释
Middle English confessen "to admit, confess, (of a priest) hear a confession," borrowed from Anglo-French confesser (also continental Old French), derivative of confés "confessed, shriven," going back to Latin confessus, past participle of confiteor, confitērī "to admit (a fact, the truth of a statement or charge), reveal," from con- con- + fateor, fatērī "to accept as true, acknowledge, profess," probably a verbal derivative based on Indo-European *bhh2-to- "spoken" or *bhh2-t- "who speaks," from the verbal base *bheh2- "speak, say," whence also Latin for, fārī "to speak, say" — more at ban >entry 1
The first known use of confess was in the 14th century
confessed儿童词典英英释义
confessverb
to make known (as something wrong)
to admit one's sins to God or to a priest
to hear the confession of
the priest confessed the penitents
confessed 例句
1 He confessed after four days under interrogation.
他在受讯问四天之后招认了。
2 Mrs. Jones is a confessed alcoholic.
琼斯太太是众所周知的酗酒者。
3 She confessed to stealing the jewels.
她承认偷了宝石.
4 "I played a very bad match," he confessed.
“这场比赛我打得很差。”他坦白道。
5 He had confessed to seventeen murders.
他已供认了17项谋杀罪。
6 Faced with the evidence, he confessed himself quilty.
面对证据，他承认有罪。
7 She confessed to her parents her desire to act.
她向父母坦言了自己想演戏的愿望。
8 I have to confess that I was afraid at first.
9 He confessed to the priest before he died.
他临终前向神父忏悔.
10 She confessed to the killing and led police to his remains.
她交代人是她杀的，并带警察去他的尸首处。
11 After hours of questioning, the suspect confessed.
经过数小时的审问后，嫌疑犯终于招供。
12 He confessed his sin to the priest.
他向神父坦陈了自己的罪孽.
13 She confessed to the murder.
她供认犯了谋杀罪。
14 He confessed to the crime during his interrogation.
在询问中，他供认了犯罪。
15 Loeb slain in Stateville James Day, a Chicagoan who was serving a prison term of up to 10 years for grand larceny, confessed to slashing Loeb 56 times with a razor in a shower room at the prison in Joliet.
16 Prosecutors said he had confessed to those slayings.
检察官说，他已经承认这些命案。
17 Thiessens confessed to the rest of the group last year.
去年，西塞斯向小组的其他成员坦陈此事。
18 A disciple confessed his bad habit of repeating gossip.
一个徒弟向大师忏悔自己有传播流言蜚语的坏习惯。
19 She confessed to the murder.
她供认犯了谋杀罪。
20 “At first it was difficult,” he confessed.
“万事开头难嘛，”他坦白说。
confessed 同义词
1 公认
official regular approved authorized orthodox recognized canonical acknowledged recognitory admittedly recognize
2 明白
clear direct bright obvious broad visible plain wise patent transparent evident manifest naked explicit sensible articulate outright pronounced downright lucid palpable unmistakable intelligible crystal-clear uncontested decided admitted pellucid common-sense ungarbled luculent fair broadly light evidence visibility lucidity patency broadness see understand twig tell sense seize enlighten irradiate manifestative express tangible literal unambiguous demonstrable unequivocal indisputable declaratory indubitable understanding kithe elucidate larn think teach recognize dig cop grasp lighten drop to ace in axiomatical distinct marked undisputed apodeictic undeceivable daylight plainness explicitness tangibility palpability know follow cotton clarify perceive acquaint catch on to cast light on throw light on see daylight get the picture
3 自己承认的
4 明白的
clear direct bright obvious broad visible plain wise patent transparent evident manifest naked explicit articulate outright pronounced downright lucid palpable unmistakable intelligible crystal-clear uncontested decided admitted pellucid common-sense ungarbled luculent manifestative express tangible literal unambiguous demonstrable unequivocal indisputable declaratory indubitable axiomatical distinct marked undisputed apodeictic undeceivable
7 众所公认