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a prisoner of conscience
- 探监tàn jiān
visit a prisoner
- 问心有愧wèn xīn yǒu kuì
have sth. on one's conscience; feel a twinge of conscience [remorse]; feel guilty
- 国事犯guó shì fàn
prisoner of state
- 虏lǔ
captive; prisoner; prisoner of war
- 战俘zhàn fú
prisoner of war, Kriegie, prisoner
- 俘fú
capture; take prisoner of war; captive; prisoner of war
- 问心无愧wèn xīn wú kuì
have a clear conscience
- 做贼心虚zuò zéi xīn xū
have a guilty conscience
- 天良tiān liáng
conscience
- 劫狱jié yù
break into a jail and rescue a prisoner; jail delivery
- 政治犯zhèng zhì fàn
prisoner of state, state criminal, state prisoner
- 道德心dào dé xīn
conscience
- 贼胆心虚zéi dǎn xīn xū
A guilty conscience needs no accuser.; have a guilty conscience
- 昧心mèi xīn
against one's conscience
- 扪心自问mén xīn zì wèn
examine one's conscience; search one's heart; search one's conscience; search one
- 昧己瞒心mèi jǐ mán xīn
do evil against one's conscience; play treacherous tricks against one's conscience
- 内疚nèi jiù
guilt, the worm of conscience
- 缧绁léi xiè
rope for trussing up prisoners
- 投降受俘tóu jiàng shòu fú
yield oneself prisoner
- 贼人胆虚zéi rén dǎn xū
have a guilty conscience; The evil-doers are always timid [milklivered].
- 昧没天良mèi méi tiān liáng
blot out [ignore; darken] one's conscience; darken one's mind; obliterate one
- 负疚fù jiù
feel apologetic, have a guilty conscience
- 良心liáng xīn
conscience
- 楚囚对泣chǔ qiú duì qì
lament a common misery -- said of (war) prisoners; grieve over a common desperate
- 擅杀俘虏shàn shā fú lǔ
kill prisoners of war without authorization
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