con·scienceˈkän(t)-shən(t)s
in conscience如何读
in conscience英英释义
noun
the sense or consciousness of the moral goodness or blameworthiness of one's own conduct, intentions, or character together with a feeling of obligation to do right or be good
She had a guilty conscience.
a faculty, power, or principle enjoining good acts
guided by conscience
the part of the superego in psychoanalysis that transmits commands and admonitions to the ego
conformity to what one considers to be correct, right, or morally good : conscientiousness
sensitive regard for fairness or justice : scruple
a wealthy man with no conscience
archaic consciousness
noun
the sense or consciousness of the moral goodness or blameworthiness of one's own conduct, intentions, or character together with a feeling of obligation to do right or be good
She had a guilty conscience.
a faculty, power, or principle enjoining good acts
guided by conscience
the part of the superego in psychoanalysis that transmits commands and admonitions to the ego
conformity to what one considers to be correct, right, or morally good : conscientiousness
sensitive regard for fairness or justice : scruple
a wealthy man with no conscience
archaic consciousness
in conscience词源英文解释
Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin conscientia, from conscient-, consciens, present participle of conscire to be conscious, be conscious of guilt, from com- + scire to know — more at science
The first known use of conscience was in the 13th century
in conscience儿童词典英英释义
check1 of 2noun
the exposing of a chess king to attack
a sudden stopping of progress
something that delays, stops, or holds back : restraint
examination sense 1, investigation
a written order telling a bank to pay out money from a person's or company's account to the one named on the order cash a check
pay a bill by check
a ticket or token that shows that the bearer has a claim to something
a baggage check
a slip of paper showing the amount due : bill
a pattern of squares
a fabric with such a design
a mark ✓ placed beside an item to show it has been noted
check2 of 2verb
to put a chess king in check
to bring to a stop
to check an impulse
to come to a stop
to hold back : restrain, curb
checked her temper
to make sure that something is correct or satisfactory check it out with a teacher
check your blood pressure
to inspect, examine, or look at checked over the damage
checking out new cars
to mark with a check
check the first item
to mark with squares : checker
to leave or accept for safekeeping or for shipment
check baggage
to be the same on every point : tally
check1 of 2noun
the exposing of a chess king to attack
a sudden stopping of progress
something that delays, stops, or holds back : restraint
examination sense 1, investigation
a written order telling a bank to pay out money from a person's or company's account to the one named on the order cash a check
pay a bill by check
a ticket or token that shows that the bearer has a claim to something
a baggage check
a slip of paper showing the amount due : bill
a pattern of squares
a fabric with such a design
a mark ✓ placed beside an item to show it has been noted
check2 of 2verb
to put a chess king in check
to bring to a stop
to check an impulse
to come to a stop
to hold back : restrain, curb
checked her temper
to make sure that something is correct or satisfactory check it out with a teacher
check your blood pressure
to inspect, examine, or look at checked over the damage
checking out new cars
to mark with a check
check the first item
to mark with squares : checker
to leave or accept for safekeeping or for shipment
check baggage
to be the same on every point : tally
chief1 of 2adjective
highest in rank or authority
chief librarian
most important : main
your chief claim to fame
chief2 of 2noun
the head of a group : leader
chief of police
chief1 of 2adjective
highest in rank or authority
chief librarian
most important : main
your chief claim to fame
chief2 of 2noun
the head of a group : leader
chief of police
commission1 of 2noun
an order granting the power to perform various acts or duties
a certificate that gives military rank and authorityalso: the rank and authority so given
authority to act as agent for another
a matter entrusted to an agent
a group of persons directed to perform some duty
an act of committing
commission of a theft
a fee paid to an agent or employee for taking care of a piece of business
a 5% sales commission
commission2 of 2verb
to give a commission to commissioned to write the biography
was commissioned lieutenant
to order to be made
commissioned a portrait of himself
to put (a ship) in commission
commission1 of 2noun
an order granting the power to perform various acts or duties
a certificate that gives military rank and authorityalso: the rank and authority so given
authority to act as agent for another
a matter entrusted to an agent
a group of persons directed to perform some duty
an act of committing
commission of a theft
a fee paid to an agent or employee for taking care of a piece of business
a 5% sales commission
commission2 of 2verb
to give a commission to commissioned to write the biography
was commissioned lieutenant
to order to be made
commissioned a portrait of himself
to put (a ship) in commission
consciencenoun
knowledge of right and wrong and a feeling one should do what is right
in conscience 例句
1 The thief must have had an attack of conscience, because he returned the wallet with nothing missing from it.
2 … it is a politician's natural instinct to avoid taking any stand that seems controversial unless and until the voters demand it or conscience absolutely requires it.
3 We like to imagine literature as the still, small voice of human conscience. It is that only rarely, however. Actively and passively, it has always borne along pernicious ideas.
4 So she had lied to him, but so had he to her, they were quits on that score and his conscience was calm.
5 The rat had no morals, no conscience, no scruples, no consideration, no decency …
6 While there are faint glimmers of a moral conscience in some of Stan’s early scenes, such concerns are quickly swept aside once Donald starts seeing the results Cohn gets with bullying chicanery.
7 Surely remembering a face is good enough to answer affirmatively and in good conscience.
in conscience 同义词
1 凭良心说
3 一定
sure specific certain safe regular fixed definite determinate so certainly effectually must shall at all risks I dare swear by the lord Harry as the sparks fly upward on conscience by the holy poker honor bright be sure and do my oath if a day
5 的确
straight so truly indeed honest surely honestly precisely yea amen duly forsooth AND well rather for sooth by the rood very like a whale of a surety I'll say I must say bet ass beyond question
6 公正地
fair fairly honestly rightly without fear or favour in all conscience in good conscience right clean square without fear or favor according to Hoyle
7 于心不安
8 真的
blown-in-the-bottle good live real true authentic kosher undoubted unsophisticated really indeed forsooth very for sooth upon my soul very like a whale by gum I'll say of the old rock believe me I must say
9 公正
just square fair independent righteous detached equitable unbiased impartial rightful disinterested fair-minded even-handed unprejudiced fairly right justice equity detachment disinterest rectitude uprightness without fear or favour in all conscience in good conscience equal honest judicial cricket upright right-thinking right-minded unwarped clean honestly rightly fairness candor rightness without fear or favor according to Hoyle up and up fair and square
in conscience 短语相关
social conscience
vote one's conscience
clear conscience
in conscience
conscience-stricken
matter of (individual) conscience
conscience-stricken
social conscience
clear conscience
prisoner of conscience
相关词
fret about
force out of
for the pot
for quite some time
four wheels
form up
from day one
from hand to hand
frighten off
fresh start
for two pins
fresh meat
for one thing
frighten away
frame up
for the asking
for your information
free space
force out
from door to door
force on
from head to toe
for the ride
friend at court
forgive and forget
for the sake of argument
for the taking
for the last time
for once
forgive for