Culpa Meaning in English
word
ˈkəɫpə
KUHL-puh
kˈʌlpɐ
KUL-puh
释义
A responsibility for a mistake or something wrong; the fact of being at fault for something bad that happened.
用法与细微差别
Often used in legal, moral, and everyday contexts. Collocates: 'take the culpa', 'feel culpa', 'accept culpa'. Not interchangeable with 'excuse' or 'regret'. In Latin-based languages, 'culpa' can refer to both legal and emotional responsibility.
Spanish: culpaPortuguese (BR): culpaPortuguese (PT): culpaChinese (Simplified): 罪责 - 过失Chinese (Traditional): 罪責 - 過失Hindi: दोषArabic: ذنب - لومBengali: দোষ - দায়িত্বRussian: винаJapanese: 罪責 - 責任Vietnamese: lỗi - trách nhiệm (sai phạm)Korean: 책임 - 죄Turkish: suç - hata sorumluluğuUrdu: قصور - خطا کی ذمہ داریIndonesian: kesalahan - tanggung jawab (atas kesalahan)
例句
She took the culpa for the mistake.
basic
Do you feel culpa for what happened?
basic
It's not your culpa.
basic
Stop blaming yourself; the culpa isn't all yours.
natural
He always tries to avoid culpa when things go wrong.
natural
Admitting culpa is the first step to making things right.
natural