Zui xing, Zuì xìng, Zuì xíng: 9 definitions
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In Buddhism
Chinese Buddhism
1) 罪性 [zui xing]—A sinful nature; the nature of sin.
2) 罪行 [zui xing]—Sinful acts, or conduct.
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罪行 [zui xing]—(zuìxíng) — [Term] One of the Three Deeds (三行 [san xing]). Refers to actions such as the Five Heinous Crimes (五逆 [wu ni]) and Ten Evil Deeds (十惡 [shi e]).
罪行—【術語】三行之一。五逆十惡等之所行。
[shù yǔ] sān xíng zhī yī. wǔ nì shí è děng zhī suǒ xíng.
[shu yu] san xing zhi yi. wu ni shi e deng zhi suo xing.
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罪性 [zui xing]—The nature of defilement – [Term] It is the inherent nature of karmic defilement (罪業 [zui ye]). The inherent nature of karmic defilement (罪業 [zui ye]) is empty (空 [kong]) and cannot be apprehended. Mohe Zhiguan (止觀 [zhi guan]) Volume 4 states: "One who contemplates the emptiness of the nature of defilement (空 [kong]) fully comprehends that the minds of greed (貪欲 [tan yu]) and hatred (瞋恚 [chen hui]) are all gates to tranquility (寂靜門 [ji jing men])."
罪性—【術語】罪業之本性也。罪業之本性者，空而不可得也。止觀四曰：「觀罪性空者，了達貪欲瞋恚之心皆是寂靜門。」
[shù yǔ] zuì yè zhī běn xìng yě. zuì yè zhī běn xìng zhě, kōng ér bù kě dé yě. zhǐ guān sì yuē: “guān zuì xìng kōng zhě, le dá tān yù chēn huì zhī xīn jiē shì jì jìng mén.”
[shu yu] zui ye zhi ben xing ye. zui ye zhi ben xing zhe, kong er bu ke de ye. zhi guan si yue: "guan zui xing kong zhe, le da tan yu chen hui zhi xin jie shi ji jing men."
罪行 ts = zuì xíng p refers to [phrase] “unwholesome action”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao]; Notes: One of the 三行 [san xing] 'three kinds of action' (Ding '罪行 [zui xing]'; FGDB '三行 [san xing]'; SH '罪行 [zui xing]', p. 410).
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罪刑 [zuì xíng] [zui xing]—
Criminal acts and the corresponding penalties. For example, "When judging cases, judges should seek proportionality between the crime and the punishment (相當 [xiang dang] zuì xíng xiāng dāng) and should not rely solely on personal preferences."
罪刑：犯罪行為及應得的刑罰。如：「法官處斷案件時應求罪刑相當，不可僅憑個人好惡。」
zuì xíng: fàn zuì xíng wèi jí yīng dé de xíng fá. rú: “fǎ guān chù duàn àn jiàn shí yīng qiú zuì xíng xiāng dāng, bù kě jǐn píng gè rén hǎo è.”
zui xing: fan zui xing wei ji ying de de xing fa. ru: "fa guan chu duan an jian shi ying qiu zui xing xiang dang, bu ke jin ping ge ren hao e."
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罪行 [zuì xíng] [zui xing]—
Criminal act. For example, "He used deceptive means to cover up his crimes (zuìxíng)."
罪行：犯罪的行為。如：「他擅用虛偽的手段，掩飾自己的罪行。」
zuì xíng: fàn zuì de xíng wèi. rú: “tā shàn yòng xū wěi de shǒu duàn, yǎn shì zì jǐ de zuì xíng.”
zui xing: fan zui de xing wei. ru: "ta shan yong xu wei de shou duan, yan shi zi ji de zui xing."
1) 罪刑 ts = zuì xíng p refers to “crime and punishment/penalty for a crime”.
2) 罪性 ts = zuì xìng p refers to “sinful nature”..
3) 罪行 ts = zuì xíng p refers to “crime/offense”..
罪行 ts = zuì xíng p refers to [noun] “crime; offense”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: (CC-CEDICT '罪行 [zui xing]'; Guoyu '罪行 [zui xing]').
1) 罪行 [zuì xíng] refers to: “harmful behavior”.
罪行 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] tội hàng.
[Korean] 죄행 / joehaeng.
[Japanese] ザイギョウ / zaigyō.
2) 罪性 [zuì xìng] refers to: “sinful nature”.
罪性 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 一切染; 一切罪; 惡法.
[Sanskrit] sarva-pāpa.
[Vietnamese] tội tính.
[Korean] 죄성 / joeseong.
[Japanese] ザイショウ / zaishō.
Chinese language.
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