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单词 repent
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repent


re·pent 1

R0158600 (rĭ-pĕnt′)v. re·pent·ed, re·pent·ing, re·pents v.intr.1. To feel remorse, contrition, or self-reproach for what one has done or failed to do; be contrite: "[He] liked to visit prisoners and admonish them to repent of their ways" (Adam Hochschild).2. To feel such regret for past conduct as to change one's mind regarding it: repented of intemperate behavior.You'd better accept their offer before they repent.3. To become a more moral or religious person as a result of remorse or contrition for one's sins.v.tr.1. To feel regret or self-reproach for: repent one's sins.2. Archaic To cause (one or oneself) to feel remorse or regret: "And it repented the Lord that he had made man on the earth" (King James Bible).
[Middle English repenten, from Old French repentir : re-, re- + pentir, to be sorry (from Vulgar Latin *paenitīre, from Latin paenitēre).]
re·pent′er n.

re·pent 2

R0158700 (rē′pənt)adj. Biology Prostrate or growing along the ground.
[Latin rēpēns, rēpent-, present participle of rēpere, to creep.]

repent

(rɪˈpɛnt) vbto feel remorse (for); be contrite (about); show penitence (for): he repents of his extravagance; he repented his words. [C13: from Old French repentir from re- + pentir to be contrite, from Latin paenitēre to repent] reˈpenter n

repent

(ˈriːpənt) adj (Botany) botany lying or creeping along the ground; reptant: repent stems. [C17: from Latin rēpere to creep]

re•pent1

(rɪˈpɛnt)

v.i. 1. to feel regretful or contrite for past conduct: to repent of an act. 2. to be penitent for one's sins and seek to change one's life for the better. v.t. 3. to remember with self-reproach or contrition: to repent one's angry words. 4. to feel sorry for; regret: to repent a hasty marriage. [1250–1300; < Old French repentir=re- re- + pentir to feel sorrow « Latin paenitēre to regret; see penitent] re•pent′er, n.

re•pent2

(ˈri pənt, rɪˈpɛnt)

adj. (of a plant) creeping or prostrate. [1660–70; < Latin rēpent-, s. of rēpēns, present participle of rēpere to crawl, creep]

repent


Past participle: repented
Gerund: repenting
Imperative
repent
repent
Present
I repent
you repent
he/she/it repents
we repent
you repent
they repent
Preterite
I repented
you repented
he/she/it repented
we repented
you repented
they repented
Present Continuous
I am repenting
you are repenting
he/she/it is repenting
we are repenting
you are repenting
they are repenting
Present Perfect
I have repented
you have repented
he/she/it has repented
we have repented
you have repented
they have repented
Past Continuous
I was repenting
you were repenting
he/she/it was repenting
we were repenting
you were repenting
they were repenting
Past Perfect
I had repented
you had repented
he/she/it had repented
we had repented
you had repented
they had repented
Future
I will repent
you will repent
he/she/it will repent
we will repent
you will repent
they will repent
Future Perfect
I will have repented
you will have repented
he/she/it will have repented
we will have repented
you will have repented
they will have repented
Future Continuous
I will be repenting
you will be repenting
he/she/it will be repenting
we will be repenting
you will be repenting
they will be repenting
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been repenting
you have been repenting
he/she/it has been repenting
we have been repenting
you have been repenting
they have been repenting
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been repenting
you will have been repenting
he/she/it will have been repenting
we will have been repenting
you will have been repenting
they will have been repenting
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been repenting
you had been repenting
he/she/it had been repenting
we had been repenting
you had been repenting
they had been repenting
Conditional
I would repent
you would repent
he/she/it would repent
we would repent
you would repent
they would repent
Past Conditional
I would have repented
you would have repented
he/she/it would have repented
we would have repented
you would have repented
they would have repented
Thesaurus
Verb1.repent - turn away from sin or do penitencerepent - turn away from sin or do penitence atone
2.repent - feel remorse for; feel sorry for; be contrite aboutregret, ruefeel, experience - undergo an emotional sensation or be in a particular state of mind; "She felt resentful"; "He felt regret"

repent

verb regret, lament, rue, sorrow, be sorry about, deplore, be ashamed of, relent, atone for, be contrite about, feel remorse about, reproach yourself for, see the error of your ways, show penitence Did he repent of anything in his life?

repent

verbTo feel or express sorrow for:deplore, regret, rue.
Translations
后悔忏悔

repent

(rəˈpent) verb1. (especially in religion) to be sorry for one's past sins. 懺悔 忏悔2. (with of) to wish that one had not done, made etc. He repented of his generosity. 後悔 后悔reˈpentance noun 懺悔 忏悔reˈpentant adjective (negative unrepentant). a repentant sinner. 懺悔的 忏悔的

IdiomsSeemarry in haste, repent at leisure

repent


repent

Botany lying or creeping along the ground; reptant

repent

[′rē·pent] (botany) Of a stem, creeping along the ground and rooting at the nodes.

repent


  • verb

Synonyms for repent

verb regret

Synonyms

  • regret
  • lament
  • rue
  • sorrow
  • be sorry about
  • deplore
  • be ashamed of
  • relent
  • atone for
  • be contrite about
  • feel remorse about
  • reproach yourself for
  • see the error of your ways
  • show penitence

Synonyms for repent

verb to feel or express sorrow for

Synonyms

  • deplore
  • regret
  • rue

Synonyms for repent

verb turn away from sin or do penitence

Synonyms

  • atone

verb feel remorse for

Synonyms

  • regret
  • rue

Related Words

  • feel
  • experience
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