Conviction
EN→ZH
What Does Conviction Mean?
- 定罪
- 信念
- conviction
Conviction Pronunciation
kənˈvɪkʃən
Conviction Definition
noun
Definition
A formal declaration that someone is guilty of a criminal offense, made by a jury or judge.
In ZH
由陪审团或法官做出的正式宣告，表明某人有罪。
How to Use Conviction in a Sentence
- After a long trial, the jury's conviction of the notorious cat burglar left everyone in the courtroom meowing with disbelief.
- The judge's conviction of the pop star for dumping trash onstage resulted in a community service sentence that had the fans cheering—he had to clean up after his own concerts!
- The conviction of the magician for stealing rabbits was a real magic trick gone wrong; nobody could make sense of how he pulled that off!
Cultural Notes
In many cultures, including Chinese, the legal system's role in determining guilt is crucial. Convictions can lead to serious consequences and affect public perception.
noun
Definition
A firmly held belief or opinion.
In ZH
坚定的信念或看法。
How to Use Conviction in a Sentence
- His conviction that pineapple belongs on pizza sparked a heated debate, turning friends into foes just like that!
- My conviction that aliens exist was only strengthened when I saw three people in costumes arguing about UFOs at the park last Sunday.
- She had a strong conviction that socks and sandals were the ultimate fashion statement, despite what the internet said!
Cultural Notes
Beliefs and opinions can vary widely, and discussing convictions can lead to passionate debates, especially in social settings.