absolution

英 [ˌæbsəˈluːʃn]

美 [ˌæbsəˈluːʃn]

n.  赦罪; 赦免; 解罪

法律

BNC.22429 / COCA.23631

牛津词典

noun

• 赦罪；赦免；解罪
  a formal statement that a person is forgiven for what he or she has done wrong

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 赦免；宽恕
  If someone is givenabsolution, they are forgiven for something wrong that they have done.
  1. She felt as if his words had granted her absolution.
     她感觉他的那番话好似给她下了道赦令。

英英释义

noun

• the act of absolving or remitting
  Synonym:remissionremittalremission of sin
• the condition of being formally forgiven by a priest in the sacrament of penance

双语例句

• The absolute truth is not equal the absolution of truth
  绝对真理不等于真理的绝对性
• In Catholicism, sinners can get absolution in the secrecy of confession.
  在天主教教义中，犯错之人可以通过秘密忏悔而得到赦免。
• And you've come seeking absolution?
  你来是想寻求解决的方法吗？
• However, I cannot wholeheartedly give you the absolution you seem to be seeking.
  然而，我无法慷慨地给予你似乎正在寻求的宽恕。
• The priest pronounced his absolution from sin.
  神父免除了他的罪。
• You must start, as her sobbing friend did, with Rosenstrach's introductory absolution.
  像那位哭泣的朋友一样，你得先获得罗森施特拉赫的宽恕。
• There is a place in St Timothy church where sinners go to confess their sins and once they are done, they expect absolution.
  Timothy教堂有处罪人忏悔的地方，当他们忏悔完，都期待能得到宽恕。
• In order to explain how possible the ( freedom) can be, Kant put Forward the Reasonable Interest which was extended from the Moral Emotion by Kant, but it hard to explain why the Absolution Reason is always followed by the element of perception.
  康德为了说明自由是如何可能的而提出了理性兴趣概念，这一概念是康德从道德情感中引申出来的，然而，难以解释纯粹理性何以伴随着感性经验的因素。
• Your Eminence, I am a Christian man, and have never yet been refused absolution.
  主教阁下，我是个基督徒，从来没被拒绝过赦罪。
• She felt as if his words had granted her absolution.
  她感觉他的那番话好似给她下了道赦令。