adj.内疚的，不安的，受良心责备的

He was conscience-stricken after realizing he had lied to his parents about his whereabouts.
译：他意识到自己向父母撒谎关于自己的行踪后，感到良心不安。
She felt conscience-stricken for not being able to help her friend in need.
译：她因无法帮助需要帮助的朋友而感到内疚。
The minister was conscience-stricken over the poor state of his congregation's morals.
译：牧师对他的教众道德状况不佳感到良心不安。
After the accident, the driver was conscience-stricken for causing harm to others.
译：事故发生后，司机因伤害他人而感到良心不安。
The doctor was conscience-stricken for not being able to save the patient's life.
译：医生因未能挽救病人的生命而感到良心不安。
The thief was conscience-stricken for stealing from an old lady.
译：小偷因从老太太那里偷东西而感到良心不安。
She was conscience-stricken for not having spent enough time with her elderly mother.
译：她因没有花足够的时间陪年迈的母亲而感到良心不安。
The politician was conscience-stricken for betraying the trust of his constituents.
译：政治家因背叛选民的信任而感到良心不安。
The soldier was conscience-stricken for killing an innocent civilian during the war.
译：士兵因在战争中误杀无辜平民而感到良心不安。
The businessman was conscience-stricken for exploiting his workers for profit.
译：商人因为了利润剥削工人而感到良心不安。