英语词汇“recidivist”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

recidivist

/rɪˈsɪdɪvɪst

noun

A convicted criminal who reoffends, especially repeatedly.Only a handful of recidivists and unrepentant individuals convicted of major crimes against the faith were put to death....

Most people convicted of driving while disqualified are recidivists.
Keep quiet about the 4,000 recidivists who run city streets, committing crimes with increasing bravado and little fear of punishment.

adjective

1Relating to recidivists: the third lowest recidivist rate in the country...

We certainly know that people who meet the diagnostic criteria for being a psychopath, have a very high risk of being violent and have a very high recidivist rate.
Today we have the phenomenon of recidivist murder committed by released killers.
I even reluctantly believe that the Government's current proposals to make previous convictions known to juries in child-abuse cases are justified, given the recidivist nature of paedophiles.

1.1Tending to reoffend: women are rarely recidivist...

Firstly, this Government passed the Sentencing Act 2002, which states that a recidivist child sex offender can receive preventive detention and be locked up, if necessary, for life.
There are very good organisations like Safe Network in Auckland, run by John McCarthy, which deals with trying to rehabilitate and run programmes for recidivist sex offenders.
In conclusion, the main change that this bill introduces is the power to place recidivist child sex offenders under extended supervision for up to 10 years.

Derivatives

recidivistic

/rɪsɪdɪˈvɪstɪk/ adjective ...

The drug courts should be working with the more recidivistic group of people and less with the first-time offender.
Although cruelty to animals seems to hold potential as a predictor of recidivistic firesetting, it is most likely an externalizing behavior that correlates highly with delinquency.
The same may hold true for recidivistic drug usage.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French récidiviste, from récidiver 'fall back', based on Latin recidivus 'falling back', from the verb recidere, from re- 'back' + cadere 'to fall'.

单词	recidivist
释义	recidivist /rɪˈsɪdɪvɪst / noun A convicted criminal who reoffends, especially repeatedly.Only a handful of recidivists and unrepentant individuals convicted of major crimes against the faith were put to death.... Most people convicted of driving while disqualified are recidivists. Keep quiet about the 4,000 recidivists who run city streets, committing crimes with increasing bravado and little fear of punishment. adjective 1Relating to recidivists: the third lowest recidivist rate in the country... We certainly know that people who meet the diagnostic criteria for being a psychopath, have a very high risk of being violent and have a very high recidivist rate. Today we have the phenomenon of recidivist murder committed by released killers. I even reluctantly believe that the Government's current proposals to make previous convictions known to juries in child-abuse cases are justified, given the recidivist nature of paedophiles. 1.1Tending to reoffend: women are rarely recidivist... Firstly, this Government passed the Sentencing Act 2002, which states that a recidivist child sex offender can receive preventive detention and be locked up, if necessary, for life. There are very good organisations like Safe Network in Auckland, run by John McCarthy, which deals with trying to rehabilitate and run programmes for recidivist sex offenders. In conclusion, the main change that this bill introduces is the power to place recidivist child sex offenders under extended supervision for up to 10 years. Derivatives recidivistic /rɪsɪdɪˈvɪstɪk/ adjective ... The drug courts should be working with the more recidivistic group of people and less with the first-time offender. Although cruelty to animals seems to hold potential as a predictor of recidivistic firesetting, it is most likely an externalizing behavior that correlates highly with delinquency. The same may hold true for recidivistic drug usage. Origin Late 19th century: from French récidiviste, from récidiver 'fall back', based on Latin recidivus 'falling back', from the verb recidere, from re- 'back' + cadere 'to fall'.
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