Feel guilty Meaning in English
expression
ˈfiɫ/ /ˈɡɪɫti
FEEL GIL-tee
fˈiːl/ /ɡˈɪlti
FEEL GIL-tee
释义
To have a bad feeling because you think you have done something wrong or hurt someone.
用法与细微差别
Common in everyday speech and writing. Usually about personal responsibility or regret over actions. Often followed by 'about' ('feel guilty about...'). Do not confuse with 'be guilty' (legal/official blame).
Spanish: sentirse culpablePortuguese (BR): sentir-se culpado(a)Portuguese (PT): sentir-se culpado(a)Chinese (Simplified): 感到内疚Chinese (Traditional): 感到內疚Hindi: गिल्टी महसूस करनाArabic: يشعر بالذنبBengali: দোষী মনে হওয়া - অপরাধবোধ করাRussian: чувствовать себя виноватымJapanese: 罪悪感を持つ - 罪悪感を感じるVietnamese: cảm thấy có lỗi - cảm thấy tội lỗiKorean: 죄책감을 느끼다Turkish: suçluluk hissetmekUrdu: خود کو مجرم محسوس کرناIndonesian: merasa bersalah
例句
I feel guilty when I forget to call my parents.
basic
Don't feel guilty about taking a break.
basic
She feels guilty about eating too much cake.
basic
I still feel guilty about what I said yesterday.
natural
You shouldn't feel guilty—everyone makes mistakes.
natural
I often feel guilty when I can't help my friends.
natural