zuì è
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罪恶的根源在于人的私欲。
zuì'è de gēnyuán zàiyú rén de sīyù.
The root of sin lies in human desires.
我们必须与罪恶作斗争。
wǒmen bìxū yǔ zuì'è zuò dòuzhēng.
We must fight against sin.
罪恶是人类的敌人。
zuì'è shì rénlèi de dírén.
Sin is the enemy of mankind.
罪孽 (zuì niè)
sin
罪过 (zuì guò)
sin
善良 (shànliáng)
goodness
正义 (zhèngyì)
justice
The Chinese word 罪恶 (zuì'è) is composed of two characters: 罪 (zuì) and 恶 (è). 罪 originally meant "to stain" or "to pollute", and was later extended to mean "crime" or "sin". 恶 originally meant "bitter" or "unpleasant", and was later extended to mean "evil" or "wickedness". The combination of these two characters creates a powerful word that captures the essence of wrongdoing and moral depravity. 罪恶 is often used to describe serious crimes or moral offenses, such as murder, theft, or corruption. It can also be used to describe more general forms of wrongdoing, such as lying, cheating, or gossiping. In all cases, 罪恶 carries a strong sense of disapproval and condemnation.
