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con·tri·tion
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公元1300年, contrycyun, contricioun,"因冒犯而感到内心破碎,对罪恶或内疚深感悲痛,并决心不再犯罪",源自古法语 contriciun "悔过,懊悔; 破裂,违背"(现代法语 contrition),直接源自晚期拉丁语 contritionem(主格 contritio)"悲伤,悔过",是过去分词词干 conterere, 的名词形式,字面意思是"磨碎"(参见 contrite)。现代意义是基督教中的比喻用法。这个词有时在中古英语中以字面的拉丁意义"压碎"(14世纪中期)使用。
Middle English contricioun "disruption, rift or breach, sorrow for sins committed," borrowed from Anglo-French cuntriciun, contricion, borrowed from Latin contrītiōn-, contrītiō "dismay, grief, despondency" (Medieval Latin also "crushing sense of sin"), from contrī-, variant stem of conterere "to crush, wear out or down, exhaust mentally or physically" + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action — more at contrite
The first known use of contrition was in the 14th century
control1 of 2verb
to keep within limits : restrain
control your temper
to direct the action of
control a plane
to have power over : rule
to reduce the number of individuals or cases especially to a level that is not dangerous control a disease
control insects
control2 of 2noun
the power or authority to control
ability to control keep control of a situation
the car went out of control
a means for controlling price controls
the controls of an airplane
an organization that directs a flight beyond the earth's atmosphere
mission control
control experiment
one (as an organism or group) that is part of a control experiment and is used as a standard of comparison
reduction in or regulation of the number of individuals or cases in an area
disease control
control1 of 2verb
to keep within limits : restrain
control your temper
to direct the action of
control a plane
to have power over : rule
to reduce the number of individuals or cases especially to a level that is not dangerous control a disease
control insects
control2 of 2noun
the power or authority to control
ability to control keep control of a situation
the car went out of control
a means for controlling price controls
the controls of an airplane
an organization that directs a flight beyond the earth's atmosphere
mission control
control experiment
one (as an organism or group) that is part of a control experiment and is used as a standard of comparison
reduction in or regulation of the number of individuals or cases in an area
disease control
contriveverb
plan entry 2 sense 1, plot
contrive a way to escape
to form or make in a skillful or clever way : invent
bring about, manage
contriving to make ends meet
contrivancenoun
something (as a scheme or mechanical device) produced with skill and cleverness
contritionnoun
the state of being contrite
1 Genuine contrition for a legitimately insensitive -- and often spur of the moment -- bad decision is always welcome.
2 At no point during this entire video does he offer even a glimmer of contrition.
3 The next day he'd be full of contrition, weeping and begging forgiveness.
第二天,他就会懊悔不已,哭着乞求原谅。
4 Toad, who was on the sofa by this time, with his legs up, rolled over on his face, shaken by sobs of contrition.
蟾蜍正翘腿倚在沙发上,听到这话,侧身掩面,全身抖动,痛悔地抽泣起来。
5 "She came across as very defensive and when you are talking about contrition, the two words don't really go together," Passikoff said.
6 With some hesitation, Mr. Howard said of his decision, “It was, a little bit, kind of a, what the —” here he let fly an expletive, then immediately expressed contrition.
7 The German stands accused of domestic abuse against his ex-girlfriend, and his lack of contrition only confirmed some people's views that he had always been arrogant, hypocritical, and violent.
8 We believe that individuals can change their hearts and minds as long as they demonstrate true contrition.
9 Traditionally, head shaving is a serious way of showing contrition, though rare among women.
10 It was an act of humility and contrition, and certainly Mr. Mayer’s only option.
11 She does something similar later on, beating her own chest in an act of contrition while Applegate physically prevents her from doing something both will regret.
12 At a time when its erstwhile titans could do with displaying contrition, signs of hubris abound.
在目前华尔街的昔日巨头们该显示忏悔的时候,傲慢的迹象却比比皆是。
13 The question of contrition comes up again and again.
14 "James's recent serious illness, alongside well‑publicised marital difficulties, lend an added poignancy … his gargantuan labour appears to offer a gift of love to his Dante scholar wife, an act of contrition".
15 Though a model of contrition in court, Mr. Bulger was sentenced to 500 hours of community service at the National Zoo, where every Saturday at dawn he and an elderly zookeeper shoveled exotic-animal dung.
16 Two elderly men confront the limits of their power: kingship versus faith, dogmatism, contrition and the lonely terror of old age.
17 His not blaming you says he’s wriggled out of her grip admirably well, but his wanting you to appease her with contrition beyond your contrition also says part of him remains in her fist.
18 Cersei learns that true humility and contrition don't come easy.
瑟曦终于懂得了真正的谦逊与悔恨是来之不易的。
19 Does the neighbor exist, or is he best understood as Hrabal’s contrition personified?
20 Honest public contrition can augment a star's profile too.