日本語WordNet
an admission of misdeeds or faults
a written document acknowledging an offense and signed by the guilty party
(Roman Catholic Church) the act of a penitent disclosing his sinfulness before a priest in the sacrament of penance in the hope of absolution
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Confession. The act of admitting guilt or revealing a secret; also the Catholic sacrament of reconciliation.
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When confronted with evidence, the suspect confessed (when confronted with evidence) immediately.
証拠に直面したとき、容疑者は直ちに自白した。
The teacher confessed she was liking the students' creative approaches to the assignment, preferring innovative solutions over conventional responses that demonstrated safe but uninspired thinking.
教師は学生の課題への創造的なアプローチを気に入っていると告白し、安全だが想像力に欠ける思考を示す従来の回答よりも革新的な解決策を好んだ。
The manager confessed she was preferring the second option over the first, favoring approaches that emphasized collaboration whilst recognizing that circumstances might necessitate more directive leadership.
マネージャーは第一の選択肢よりも第二の選択肢を好んでいると告白し、状況がより指示的なリーダーシップを必要とする可能性があることを認識しながら、協力を強調するアプローチを支持した。
The entrepreneur confessed he was living for the investor pitch, enthusiasm that'd hopefully translate into compelling presentation that secured funding necessary for scaling operations nationally.
起業家は投資家へのピッチに全力を注いでいると告白し、その熱意が全国的に事業を拡大するために必要な資金を確保する説得力のあるプレゼンテーションにつながることを望んでいた。
He sought absolution from the priest after confession.
告解の後、彼は司祭から赦免を求めた。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz