venial

英 [ˈviːniəl] 美 [ˈviːniəl]

adj.  轻微而可原谅的

GRE法律

BNC.45112 / COCA.39691



牛津词典

adj.

  1. 轻微而可原谅的
    not very serious and therefore able to be forgiven

    双语例句

    1. Her poverty had been a venial fault for two gallant gentlemen.
      她的贫穷对那两位殷勤的绅士而言,只是一个微不足道的缺点。
    2. But the fault thus committed is venial;
      但那样犯下的过失是可蒙赦宥的。
    3. The current system of punishment is diseconomical, we should get over the anamnesis of severe punishment, constitute the system and measures which are matching to the venial penalty.
      摘要我国现行刑罚体系不经挤,应切实克服重刑思想,建立健全与刑罚轻缓化相配套的制度与措施。
    4. Establishment of venial offense nonprosecution axiom.
      确立微罪不起诉原则。
    5. The venial penalty has become a worldwide trend.
      刑罚轻缓化已成为世界发展趋势,我国实行刑罚轻缓化有其现实可能性。
    6. On the Meaning of value of the Venial Penalty Simply
      刑罚轻缓化的价值意蕴
    7. The side-effects of the study group included venial headache, sickness, thirst and sleepiness.
      治疗组副反应恶心、头痛、口干、嗜睡等较多见。
    8. So building up a new concept of penalty and advocating the meaning of value of the venial penalty should be of the first importance.
      为此,树立刑罚新观念、倡导刑罚轻缓化的价值意蕴理应首当其冲。
    9. The population dynamics and structure of this species, including the horizontal and venial distributions, seasonal variation and size distribution, were studied by panel test and positional sampling.
      通过挂放试板和定点取样,研究其种群动态和结构,包括水平分布、垂直分布和季节分布,以及壳长的组成。
    10. As the venial penalty punishment and economic principles of international development, fine penalty in countries are increasingly attention, so is China.
      随着刑罚轻缓化的呼声和刑罚经济原则趋势的发展,我国像世界各国一样,越来越重视罚金刑。
    11. While a whole life of debauchery on the part of the male sex is considered venial and natural, a single false step on the part of the female is regarded as unpardonable.
      男性放荡的一生都可以被视为是可以原谅甚至是值得夸耀的,而女性的哪怕是一小点错误都会被认为是不可原谅的。

    英英释义

    adj

    1. easily excused or forgiven
      1. a venial error

      Synonym:    excusableforgivable

    2. warranting only temporal punishment
      1. venial sin

      Synonym:    minor