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罪 (zuì, crime) — use 罪恶 when emphasizing moral implications beyond just the legal aspect.
This term is often used in serious contexts related to moral discussions, law, or spirituality. Be careful not to confuse it with lighter terms for mistakes or minor faults. Common collocations include 罪恶行为 (criminal behavior) and 罪恶感 (guilt).
While 罪恶 is not an official HSK word, it connects well with concepts of morality and ethics encountered in HSK Level 5. Students should focus on understanding its implications in both legal and moral contexts, comparing it to words like 犯罪 (to commit a crime) and 罪 (crime).
Learners often confuse 罪恶 with simpler terms for wrongdoing, such as 错误 (error). A common mistake is saying 我犯了罪恶 (I committed an evil) instead of 我犯了罪 (I committed a crime).
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How to say crime in Chinese
“crime” in Chinese is罪恶
罪恶 (zui4 e4) refers to acts that are considered morally wrong or sinful, often associated with crime and wrongdoing. It encompasses both legal offenses and moral transgressions, making it a complex term used in discussions about ethics, law, and personal conduct.
When to use 罪恶
This term is often used in serious contexts related to moral discussions, law, or spirituality. Be careful not to confuse it with lighter terms for mistakes or minor faults. Common collocations include 罪恶行为 (criminal behavior) and 罪恶感 (guilt).
罪恶 or something close to it
罪 (zuì, crime) — use 罪恶 when emphasizing moral implications beyond just the legal aspect.
What learners get wrong
Learners often confuse 罪恶 with simpler terms for wrongdoing, such as 错误 (error). A common mistake is saying 我犯了罪恶 (I committed an evil) instead of 我犯了罪 (I committed a crime).
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You can say 这是一种罪恶行为 (This is a criminal act) to illustrate its usage.
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