karma

名词<宗>（佛教和印度教的）业; 因果报应，因缘

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1. karma的解释

1. （印度教和佛教信仰的）羯磨，业（认为今世的行为会影响来世）
    In religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism, karma is the belief that your actions in this life affect all your future lives.

1. As biased as Jack Cafferty, those people try to " curse " China's reality by calling the earthquake " karma ".

2. Now changes are afoot evidenced recently when Sharon Stone exposed her profound philosophy regarding karma and the death of innocents from the earthquake.

3. Your secret good deeds rack up double karma today, so get out there and make the world sweeter!

4. In the first quarter, it appeared the Wizards had found the karma needed to emphatically put away their nemesis.

5. Although Razi Karma keeps track of the losses, there is no solution.

6. It has received great karma from the water there, and has made true connections with the roots of the people there.

7. karma的解释

7. No meat is served on certain days of the Lunar New Year as well, to accumulate good karma for the coming year.

8. If we are aware of such plots, we can understand better about the troubles in Olympic torch relay and Stone's " karma " comment.

9. The plays are largely short, focusing on the theme of karma and asking people to do good.

10. You are about to get a sweet dividend from the good karma investments you've made.

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