sin in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sin in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

I.sin [Am sɪn, Brit sɪn] N C or U

II.sin <pres part sinning; pt, pp sinned> [Am sɪn, Brit sɪn] VB intr

See also wage

I.wage [Am weɪdʒ, Brit weɪdʒ] N (rate of pay)

salario m form
wage rise Brit

II.wage [Am weɪdʒ, Brit weɪdʒ] VB trans

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sin in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sin in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

Translations for sin in the Spanish»English Dictionary (Go to English»Spanish)

sin Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

venial sin
to be ugly as sin
to confess a sin
to be as ugly as sin
to be (as) ugly as sin
American English

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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And if you do not do well, sin couches at the door.
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The seven, now six, self-described machines who believe themselves without sin.
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In this second definite work of grace, the inclination to sin was removed and replaced by perfect love.
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It is believed that one can eradicate all his sins by bathing here during a full moon.
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However, other theological beliefs, such as the need to repent of one's sins for eternal salvation, remained unexamined within the mainstream denominations.
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She will not be wounded any longer by sin, stains, self-love, that destroy or wound the earthly community.
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This sin resulted in his childlessness, while his good deeds resulted in his birth as a king of a peaceful kingdom.
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Further, the departed soul of a man freed from sin appears again on earth to support a weak soul which feels unequal to its task.
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Since, however, the will also moves the other powers of man, sin has its seat in these too.
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The very nature of sin is love's perversion which makes the self the object of its own dedication.
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