罪を着る

つみをきる

to take (another's guilt) on oneself, to be accused of

恩を着せる

おんをきせる

to make one feel grateful

着せる

きせる

to put clothes on (someone)

服を着る

ふくをきる

to put on clothes; to wear clothes

濡れ衣を着せる

ぬれぎぬをきせる

to frame, to falsely accuse of a crime

面を着ける

めんをつける

to put a mask on

罪を犯す

つみをおかす

to commit a crime, to commit a sin

罪する

つみする

to charge, to sentence, to punish

着る

きる

to wear (in modern Japanese, from the shoulders down), to put on

決着を付ける

けっちゃくをつける

to settle (a dispute)

恩に着せる

おんにきせる

to demand gratitude, to make a favour of something, to remind of a favour done to someone, to emphasize the favour one has done

着せ替える

きせかえる

to change clothes (on someone else, e.g. child, doll), to change the wallpaper or skin (of a smart phone, etc.)

罪

つみ

crime, sin, wrongdoing, indiscretion

罪人を流す

ざいにんをながす

to exile a criminal

罪の報いを受ける

つみのむくいをうける

to pay for one's transgression, to receive punishment for one's crime

罪に陥る

つみにおちいる

to slide into sin

歯に衣を着せぬ

はにきぬをきせぬ

not mince matters

仕着せ

しきせ

livery, servant's clothes provided by employers

着やせ

きやせ

looking slender in clothing