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Guilt trip
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Feeling guilty over something insignificant or over something you had no control over. example her mum had put her on a guilt trip over her armed robbery of the bank, but really, what was the big deal?
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Guilt, английский
Guilt, английский
Guilt monster, английский
Guiltless, английский
Guilty, английский
Guilty, английский
Guilty, испанский
A court decision that a defendant committed a crime
Guilty plea, английский
When a person admits in court that he or she is guilty of a crime
Trip, английский
- A service in a working timetable.
- An outward-bound passage or short voyage, particularly in the coasting trade. it also denotes a single board in plying to windward. also, the movement by which an anchor is loosened from its bed and raised clear of the bottom, either by its cable or buoy-rope.—the anchor`s a-trip, i.e. no longer holds.
- [1] a passage between two ports. [2] to release a pelican hook. [3] to raise and swing a yard or spar into position for lowering. [4] to break out an anchor with a tripping line. [5] said of a boom rolling underwater in a seaway [from old french triper = to dance]. triple-a: colloquial term for anti-aircraft artillery.
- A synonym for round trip.
- Расстояние, покрываемое в ходе одной поездки улов, полученный рыболовецким судном на пути к промысловой области
Trip, английский
Trip a circuit breaker, английский
Trip and control circuit supervision relay, английский
Trip ball, английский
Сбрасываемый шар (для цементирования скважины)
Trip buoy, английский
Томбуй
Trip change, английский
Trip circuit, английский
Trip circuit supervisory relay, английский
Trip coil, английский
Trip command, английский
Trip computer, английский
Dedicated microcomputer circuit that monitors various performance parameters to give readings of, for example, average speed, fuel consumption, fuel cost per mile,
Insignificant, английский
Незначащий in-site editing редактирование "по месту"
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Guisigoo-hocktooey, английский
Guilt monster, английский
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