I. sin [sın] 名词
- sin
- (宗教或道德上的) 罪
- sin
- 罪孽
- commit a sin
- 犯罪
II. sin <sinned; sinning> [sın] 动词 trans
- sin
- 犯(罪)
III. sin [sın] 动词 不及物动词
- sin
- 犯罪
- sin
- 犯过失
- sin against modesty
- 不谦虚
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| you | sin |
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| they | sin |
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| I | have | sinned |
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| I | had | sinned |
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
In this second definite work of grace, the inclination to sin was removed and replaced by perfect love.
en.wikipedia.org All that will reach us will be the covers, since all the pages are subversiveagainst sin, it is said.
en.wikipedia.org Eventually, he states that he can not, because his hands have seen too much of blood and sin.
en.wikipedia.org The seven, now six, self-described machines who believe themselves without sin.
en.wikipedia.org However, other theological beliefs, such as the need to repent of one's sins for eternal salvation, remained unexamined within the mainstream denominations.
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