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单词 crime
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If technology laws infringe liberties but do not stop crime then they will not command public respect.Yet there were details at the crime scene that raised questions.This can lead to more serious crimes.It used to be that detectives would pick up valuable clues from the scene of the crime.The age issue seems to be getting in the way but a crime is a crime no matter what age you are.Who doesn't love a period crime drama?The intensity and suspense that has been missing from the 1950s crime drama arrives at last in its final part.You are familiar with the language of crime and storytelling.The crime wave follows the rocketing price of the precious metals in exhaust pipes.We all jumped back into the car and raced away from the scene of the crime.The police need to get involved more and do talks in schools about crime in general.Vera the crime drama certainly has its faults.What awful crime must a person commit to warrant going to hell?Was this a crime or something else?They see it as a way of reducing crime.Since then thousands of criminals have sneaked in and committed crimes.On the other there is an understandable feeling that youths who commit serious crimes should be punished.There are already laws against the crimes that were committed by the press.Some of the outrage made them sound like crimes against humanity.It is not so much a crime wave as a ripple.We want a government that pulls out all the stops to cut crime.Last week he revisited the scene of the crime.The move is being made because fewer people are reporting crime in person.They would do something similar on crime policy.There are better ways to tackle crime.We see people that have committed these dreadful crimes are coming out and continuing along a similar pattern.We should leave the general crime in place, but reinforce the defences to a charge under it.So forgive me if I coin a new crime against language.

In other languages
crime

British English: crime /kraɪm/ NOUN
A crime is an illegal action or activity for which a person can be punished by law.
...the scene of the crime.
  • American English: crime
  • Arabic: جَرِيـمَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: crime
  • Chinese: 犯罪
  • Croatian: zločin
  • Czech: zločin
  • Danish: forbrydelse
  • Dutch: misdaad
  • European Spanish: delito
  • Finnish: rikos
  • French: crime
  • German: Verbrechen
  • Greek: έγκλημα
  • Italian: reato
  • Japanese: 犯罪
  • Korean: 범죄
  • Norwegian: forbrytelse
  • Polish: przestępstwo
  • European Portuguese: crime
  • Romanian: infracțiune
  • Russian: преступление
  • Latin American Spanish: delito
  • Swedish: brott
  • Thai: อาชญากรรม
  • Turkish: suç
  • Ukrainian: злочин
  • Vietnamese: tội phạm

All related terms of 'crime'

Chinese translation of 'crime'

crime

(kraɪm)

n

  1. (c) (= illegal act) 罪行 (zuìxíng) (种(種), zhǒng)
  2. (u) (= illegal activities) 犯罪活动(動) (fànzuì huódòng)
  3. (c) (fig) 罪过(過) (zuìguò) (个(個), )

All related terms of 'crime'

(noun) 
Definition
an act prohibited and punished by law
He has committed no crime and poses no danger to the public.
Synonyms
offence
It is a criminal offence to sell goods which are unsafe.
job (informal)
wrong
I intend to right the wrong done to you.
fault
Hypocrisy is one fault of which he cannot be accused.
outrage
The terrorists' latest outrage is a bomb attack on a busy station.
atrocity
Those who committed this atrocity should be punished.
violation
This is a flagrant violation of state law.
trespass
Forgive us our trespasses.
felony
He pleaded guilty to six felonies.
misdemeanour
I knew nothing about my partner's misdemeanours.
misdeed
the alleged financial misdeeds of his government
transgression
tales of the candidate's alleged past transgressions
unlawful act
malfeasance
(noun) 
Definition
unlawful acts collectively
Much of the city's crime revolves around protection rackets.
Synonyms
lawbreaking
corruption
It was a society sinking into corruption and vice.
delinquency
He had no history of delinquency.
illegality
There is no evidence of illegality.
wrong
He doesn't seem to know the difference between right and wrong.
vice
a den of vice and violence
sin
Sin can be forgiven, but never condoned.
guilt
You were never convinced of his guilt, were you?
misconduct
He was dismissed from his job for gross misconduct.
wrongdoing
The authorities haven't found any evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
wickedness
moral arguments about the wickedness of nuclear weapons
They have sunk to new levels of wickedness.
iniquity
He rails against the iniquities of capitalism.
villainy
They justify their villainy in the name of their high ideals.
unrighteousness
malefaction
e-crime or ecrime
cybercrime

Additional synonyms

in the sense of atrocity
Definition
an act of extreme cruelty
Those who committed this atrocity should be punished.
Synonyms
act of cruelty,
wrong,
crime,
horror,
offence,
evil,
outrage,
cruelty,
brutality,
obscenity,
wrongdoing,
enormity,
monstrosity,
transgression,
abomination,
barbarity,
villainy
in the sense of corruption
Definition
the act of corrupting morally or sexually
It was a society sinking into corruption and vice.
Synonyms
depravity,
vice,
evil,
degradation,
perversion,
decadence,
impurity,
wickedness,
degeneration,
immorality,
iniquity,
profligacy,
viciousness,
sinfulness,
turpitude (formal),
baseness
in the sense of delinquency
He had no history of delinquency.
Synonyms
crime,
misconduct,
wrongdoing,
fault,
offence,
misdemeanour,
misdeed,
misbehaviour,
villainy,
lawbreaking

Synonyms of 'crime'

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