Guilt trip Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɡɪɫt/ /ˈtɹɪp

GILT-trip

UK

ɡˈɪlt/ /tɹˈɪp

GILT-trip

परिभाषा

A situation where someone tries to make another person feel guilty in order to control, influence, or manipulate them.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Informal term; commonly used to describe subtle or manipulative attempts to control someone emotionally, often by family or close friends. Used as both noun ("give someone a guilt trip") and verb ("guilt-trip someone").

• Spanish: hacer sentir culpable - manipulación emocional
• Portuguese (BR): fazer alguém se sentir culpado - chantagem emocional
• Portuguese (PT): fazer alguém sentir-se culpado - manipulação emocional
• Chinese (Simplified): 情感勒索 - 让人愧疚
• Chinese (Traditional): 情感勒索 - 讓人愧疚
• Hindi: दोष भाव पैदा करना - भावनात्मक ब्लैकमेल
• Arabic: ابتزاز عاطفي - إشعار بالذنب
• Bengali: দোষবোধ ঢোকানো - দোষের অনুভূতি চাপিয়ে দেওয়া
• Russian: манипуляция чувством вины - вызывать чувство вины
• Japanese: 罪悪感を抱かせる - 罪悪感を利用する
• Vietnamese: làm ai đó cảm thấy tội lỗi
• Korean: 죄책감 유발 - 죄책감으로 조종하기
• Turkish: suçluluk duygusu yükleme
• Urdu: گناہ کا احساس دلانا
• Indonesian: membuat merasa bersalah - memanipulasi dengan rasa bersalah

उदाहरण वाक्य

My mom gave me a guilt trip for not calling her yesterday.

basic

Don't try to guilt trip me into helping you.

basic

He always uses a guilt trip when he wants something.

basic

She went on a guilt trip about forgetting my birthday.

natural

He's trying to guilt trip his coworkers into doing his share of work.

natural

Don't fall for her guilt trip—you didn't do anything wrong.

natural