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Перевод: contrite

[прилагательное]
кающийся; раскаивающийся; сокрушающийся

Тезаурус:

1. Casting around for a suitable envoy to go out to Australia on behalf of a contrite British government, the choice fell on Major Julian Layton, an active promoter of the refugee cause whose experience encompassed several weeks on the Isle of Man liaising with the civil administration.
2. Nahum was immediately contrite, apologizing for his hesitation and assuring her that her health was more important than anything else, especially if there was the longed-for reason for her tiredness.
3. Erika was contrite.
4. He isn't grateful or contrite.
5. He was immediately seized and thrown into prison, where he remained in chains for a further seventeen years, finally falling sick and dying before a suddenly contrite Alfonso could order his chains removed.
6. The woman had also been the nearest she could get to contrite about what had happened in her apartment.
7. He wants you to come back to Him, contrite, beggin' forgiveness.
8. Nick looked contrite.
9. Prison finds him longing to feel contrite, to feel he deserves his punishment, but only able to believe he has committed "a simple blunder which might have happened to anybody".
10. At first Johnson was contrite and ashamed, "I am heart-broken," he said in one of the first press reports "I am a disgrace to myself and my country.
11. The major difficulty, of course, is that many parents feel so remorseful after punishing their child, or after losing their temper, that they are sorely tempted to "make up" to the child, with anything from contrite fussing to extra treats.
12. Mercy should be shown to the contrite, but the community needed to be reassured that the contrition was genuine.
13. Go to Him - go to Him absolved and with a contrite heart.