Злочини англійською — B2, 73 слова
Слова теми «Злочини» рівня B2: визначення англійською, приклад уживання та переклад українською.
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abuse
жорстоке поводженняBad or cruel treatment of a person or animal.
The dog was scared because of the abuse it suffered from its previous owner.
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accuse
звинувачуватиTo say that someone did something bad or illegal.
The police accuse him of stealing the car.
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against the law
незаконноNot allowed by the law.
Stealing is against the law.
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armed
озброєнийCarrying or holding a weapon like a gun or knife.
The armed guard stood at the entrance of the bank.
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arrest
затриманняWhen police catch a person they think did something illegal.
The police made an arrest after the robbery.
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battle
боротьбаA difficult struggle or fight against something bad like illness or problems.
She is fighting a battle against cancer.
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be responsible for sth/doing sth
бути винним уYou did something bad or wrong, and it is your fault.
The man was responsible for stealing the car.
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behind bars
за ґратамиIn prison or jail because you did something illegal.
The criminal is now behind bars for stealing money from the bank.
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bomber
терорист-підривникA person who puts or drops bombs in order to hurt people or damage places.
The police caught the bomber before he could hurt anyone.
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bombing
бомбардуванняDropping bombs from planes to attack a place during war.
The bombing of the city caused many people to leave their homes.
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break the law
порушити законDo something that is not allowed by the government or police rules.
If you drive a car too fast, you break the law.
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bullet
куляA small metal object that is shot from a gun.
The soldier fired a bullet from his rifle.
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burglar
зломщик; грабіжникA person who enters a building illegally to steal things.
The burglar broke into the house at night and took the TV.
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burglary
крадіжкаThe crime of entering a building illegally to steal things.
The police caught the man who committed the burglary at the bank.
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case
справаA crime or illegal activity that police are trying to solve.
The police officer is working on a difficult murder case.
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catch
спійматиTo find and stop a criminal or bad person.
The police caught the thief who stole the car.
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cell
камераA small room where a prisoner stays in a prison or jail.
The prisoner sleeps in his cell at night.
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charge
звинувачуватиTo say that someone did something wrong or illegal.
The police charged him with stealing the car.
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commit
вчинитиTo do something illegal or wrong.
He committed a crime last year.
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court
судA place where a judge decides if someone did something bad or wrong.
The man went to court because the police said he stole a car.
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criminal
злочинецьA person who does illegal things or breaks the law.
The police caught the criminal who stole from the store.
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find sb guilty/not guilty
визнати винним/невиннимA judge or court decides if a person did or did not commit a crime.
The jury decided to find the man guilty of stealing the car.
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fine
штрафA punishment where you pay money to the government because you broke a law.
He got a fine of $100 for parking illegally.
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gang
злочинна групаA group of criminals who work together and do illegal things.
The police arrested members of the gang who stole cars.
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get away with sth
уникнути покаранняTo do something bad and not get caught or punished for it.
He stole candy from the shop and got away with it.
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guilt
провинаThe feeling of doing something bad or illegal.
The criminal felt guilt after stealing the money.
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guilty
виннийYou are guilty when you did something wrong or against the law.
The man was guilty of stealing the car.
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hang
повіситиTo kill someone by putting a rope around their neck.
The criminal was hanged for his serious crime.
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hold
тримати в ув'язненніTo keep someone in a place like a prison so they cannot leave.
The police hold the criminal in jail.
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illegal
незаконнийNot allowed by the law; it is a crime to do this thing.
It is illegal to steal from a store.
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illegally
незаконноIn a way that breaks the law; doing something you are not allowed to do.
He parked his car illegally in the no-parking zone.
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innocent
невиннийNot guilty of a crime; you did not do something bad that people said you did.
The man was innocent because he was not in the city when the robbery happened.
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innocently
невинноIn a way that shows you did not do something wrong or break the law.
She innocently asked the question, not knowing it was a secret.
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inspector
інспектор поліціїA police officer who has an important job and helps solve crimes.
The inspector questioned the witnesses about the robbery.
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investigate
розслідуватиTo try to find out the truth about a crime or problem by asking questions.
The police investigate crimes to find out who did it.
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investigation
розслідуванняWhen police try to find out who did a crime and what happened.
The police started an investigation after the theft at the bank.
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investigator
слідчийA person whose job is to find out what happened when a crime occurs.
The investigator looked for clues at the crime scene.
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judge
суддяA person who makes decisions in a court about what is right or wrong.
The judge told the man he was guilty and gave him a punishment.
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jury
присяжніA group of ordinary people who listen to evidence in court and decide if someone is guilty or not guilty.
The jury heard all the evidence before deciding that the man was innocent.
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justice
справедливістьThe system of courts and laws that punishes bad people who break rules.
The criminal was punished by the justice system.
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law
законA rule that people must follow, or the police and courts will punish them.
It is a law that you must wear a seatbelt in a car.
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legal
законнийAllowed or permitted by the law.
It is legal to drive a car when you have a license.
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legally
законноIn a way that is allowed by law and not against the rules.
You must legally drive a car only if you have a license.
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let sb off or let off sb
не карати, пробачитиTo allow someone to go without punishment for something bad they have done.
The teacher let the student off because it was his first mistake.
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military
військовийRelating to soldiers, weapons, and armies that protect a country.
My father works in the military and serves as a soldier.
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nuclear
ядернийRelated to the powerful energy that comes from atoms.
Many countries use nuclear power to make electricity.
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offence
злочинA crime or illegal action that breaks the law.
Stealing a car is a serious offence.
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offender
порушник законуA person who commits a crime or does something illegal.
The offender was caught by the police after stealing from the store.
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penalty
штрафA punishment given to someone who breaks a law or rule.
The driver received a penalty for driving too fast.
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prohibit
заборонятиTo say that something is not allowed or that someone cannot do something.
The school prohibits students from running in the hallways.
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punishment
покаранняSomething bad that happens to you because you did something wrong.
The child received punishment for breaking the school rules.
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rape
зґвалтуванняA serious crime when someone forces another person to have sex without permission.
The attacker was arrested and charged with rape.
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rebel
повстанецьA person who refuses to obey rules or authority.
The rebel student did not listen to the teacher's instructions.
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release
випуститиTo let someone go free after they have been in prison.
The prisoner was released from jail after serving his sentence.
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robbery
грабіжWhen someone takes money or things from a person or place using force or threats.
The bank robbery happened late at night when few people were around.
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search
обшукуватиTo look carefully through a place in order to find something or someone.
The police will search your bag at the airport.
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sentence
вирокA punishment that a judge gives to a person who did something wrong.
The criminal received a sentence of five years in prison.
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stab
колоти ножемTo push a sharp knife or pointed object into someone's body to hurt them.
The man tried to stab his enemy with a knife during the fight.
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strict
суворийFollowing rules very carefully and not allowing exceptions.
The teacher has strict rules about being late to class.
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strictly forbidden/prohibited
суворо забороненоYou cannot do something because it is not allowed by rules.
Smoking is strictly prohibited in the hospital.
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suicide
самогубствоWhen a person dies because they intentionally harm themselves.
Suicide is a serious problem that affects many families.
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suspect
підозрюватиTo think that someone has done something wrong or illegal.
The police suspect him of stealing the money from the store.
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suspicious
підозрілийMaking you think that something wrong or illegal is happening.
The man's suspicious behaviour made the police stop and question him.
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sword
мечA long metal weapon with a sharp blade used for fighting.
The knight held his sword and prepared for battle.
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take/accept/claim responsibility for sth
взяти на себе відповідальністьTo say that you did something wrong and accept the punishment or consequences.
The driver took responsibility for the accident and apologized to the other person.
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terrorism
тероризмThe use of violence and fear to hurt people and achieve political goals.
Terrorism is a serious crime that causes harm to innocent people.
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terrorist
терористA person who uses violence to frighten people and achieve political goals.
The terrorist attacked the city to create fear.
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the law
законThe rules that a country makes, and people must follow or get punished.
If you steal, you break the law.
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theft
крадіжкаWhen someone takes something that does not belong to them without permission.
The theft of her bicycle made her very sad.
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trial
судовий розглядA legal process in court where a judge or jury decides if someone is guilty of a crime.
The trial lasted three weeks before the jury decided the man was guilty.
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victim
жертваA person who is hurt or killed by someone who commits a crime.
The victim of the robbery reported the crime to the police.
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weapon
зброяA tool or object used to hurt or fight someone.
A knife is a weapon that can be dangerous.
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witness
свідокA person who sees something happen, like a crime, and can tell others what they saw.
The witness told the police what happened at the accident.