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单词 hate crime
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Definition of hate crime in English:

hate crime

noun
  • A crime, typically one involving violence, that is motivated by prejudice on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation, or other grounds.

    legislation to stiffen penalties for persons convicted of hate crimes
    mass noun why has hate crime increased?
    Example sentencesExamples
    • Sangha was shot in the temple with a pellet gun, in what he believes to be a racially motivated hate crime.
    • This culture of safety and danger was produced by campaigns about hate crime and local crime reporting initiatives.
    • How many people do you know who've been the victim of a hate crime where the perpetrator has gone unpunished?
    • Prosecuting murder as a hate crime only lets the rest of us think we're off the hook, while it tramples on justice.
    • As she gained more experience, she moved into the hate crime unit and worked with domestic crime and had special responsibility within the racial crime unit.
    • We had been eating dinner when something about a hate crime against a young gay man came up on the TV.
    • The officers responsible for the beating were terminated and prosecuted for what the courts viewed as a hate crime.
    • Was the arson a hate crime, they asked, an attempted triple homicide, or a hoax?
    • Racist hate crime is rising in the city and police say jingoism during Euro 2004 may be to blame.
    • Police treated Robert's attack as a hate crime, but his assailants have never been caught.
    • A hate crime isn't just directed towards the actual members of a minority group.
    • Police are appealing for witnesses in what they think was a homophobic hate crime this week.
    • The vandal, snared by an off-duty librarian, was arrested and charged with a hate crime.
    • When a hate crime occurs, it doesn't matter what the actual orientation of the victim is.
    • West Yorkshire police today confirmed they were treating the incident of assault and criminal damage as a hate crime.
    • Other measures include a new team to tackle bogus official burglaries and an increase in hate crime reporting centres.
    • If convicted of a hate crime, you could spend up to two years in jail.
    • The savage attack has been classified as a hate crime by the Police Department.
    • Last month he was murdered in what the police treated as a homophobic hate crime.
    • This anonymous critic mistakenly used free speech as an excuse for committing a hate crime.
 
 

Definition of hate crime in US English:

hate crime

noun
  • A crime, typically one involving violence, that is motivated by prejudice on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation, or other grounds.

    legislation to stiffen penalties for persons convicted of hate crimes
    mass noun why has hate crime increased?
    Example sentencesExamples
    • The savage attack has been classified as a hate crime by the Police Department.
    • If convicted of a hate crime, you could spend up to two years in jail.
    • Police are appealing for witnesses in what they think was a homophobic hate crime this week.
    • Last month he was murdered in what the police treated as a homophobic hate crime.
    • The vandal, snared by an off-duty librarian, was arrested and charged with a hate crime.
    • Prosecuting murder as a hate crime only lets the rest of us think we're off the hook, while it tramples on justice.
    • This culture of safety and danger was produced by campaigns about hate crime and local crime reporting initiatives.
    • Racist hate crime is rising in the city and police say jingoism during Euro 2004 may be to blame.
    • West Yorkshire police today confirmed they were treating the incident of assault and criminal damage as a hate crime.
    • Police treated Robert's attack as a hate crime, but his assailants have never been caught.
    • Sangha was shot in the temple with a pellet gun, in what he believes to be a racially motivated hate crime.
    • How many people do you know who've been the victim of a hate crime where the perpetrator has gone unpunished?
    • When a hate crime occurs, it doesn't matter what the actual orientation of the victim is.
    • As she gained more experience, she moved into the hate crime unit and worked with domestic crime and had special responsibility within the racial crime unit.
    • Other measures include a new team to tackle bogus official burglaries and an increase in hate crime reporting centres.
    • The officers responsible for the beating were terminated and prosecuted for what the courts viewed as a hate crime.
    • Was the arson a hate crime, they asked, an attempted triple homicide, or a hoax?
    • This anonymous critic mistakenly used free speech as an excuse for committing a hate crime.
    • We had been eating dinner when something about a hate crime against a young gay man came up on the TV.
    • A hate crime isn't just directed towards the actual members of a minority group.
 
 
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