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领罪

Word · VerbTraditional領罪

plead guilty; confess one's crime

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to admit one's guilt; to plead guilty; to confess to a crime

formal

A formal term often used in legal, judicial, or solemn moral contexts. It implies full acceptance of responsibility and the consequences.

Miàn面
duì对
què确
záo凿
zhèng证
jù据
 ,
tā他
zhōng终
yú于
yuàn愿
yì意
lǐng领
zuì罪
 。

Facing irrefutable evidence, he finally agreed to plead guilty.

Tā他
gān甘
yuàn愿
lǐng领
zuì罪
 ,
yǐ以
qiú求
nèi内
xīn心
ān安
níng宁
 。

He willingly admitted his guilt to seek inner peace.

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Fàn犯
zuì罪
xián嫌
yí疑
rén人
dāng当
tíng庭
lǐng领
zuì罪
 ,
biǎo表
shì示
yuàn愿
yì意
fú伏
fǎ法
 。

The suspect pleaded guilty in court, stating they were willing to submit to the law.

Cuò错
wù误
yǐ已
jīng经
niàng酿
chéng成
 ,
nǐ你
wèi为
hé何
chí迟
chí迟
bù不
kěn肯
lǐng领
zuì罪
 ?

The mistake has been made. Why are you still unwilling to admit your guilt?