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Law: concealed crimeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > скрытое преступление
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Русско-английский юридический словарь > скрытая преступность
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concealed (hidden, latent) delinquency (crime)Юридический русско-английский словарь > скрытая преступность
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Юридический русско-английский словарь > скрытое преступление
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Русско-английский юридический словарь > скрытая преступность
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Русско-английский юридический словарь > скрытое преступление
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несов. - скрыва́ться, сов. - скры́ться; (от)1) ( прятаться) hide (oneself) (from); несов. тж. skulk, lie in hidingпартиза́ны скрыва́ются в гора́х — the guer(r)illas hide in the mountains
ему́ удало́сь скры́ться в толпе́ — he managed to lose himself in the crowd
2) тк. несов. (находиться внутри, в глубине) lie hidden / concealed (deep inside)в не́драх Земли́ скрыва́ются огро́мные запа́сы не́фти — the bowels of the Earth conceal tremendous reserves of oil
3) тк. несов. (быть неявным, тайным) be concealed / hiddenскрыва́ться за чем-л — be behind smth
здесь что́-то скрыва́ется — there is smth behind that
за э́тим скрыва́лся како́й-то по́вод — there was a hidden motive behind that
4) (быть, стать незаметным) be hidden / concealed (from view)скры́ться из ви́да — pass out of sight, disappear, vanish
со́лнце скры́лось за ту́чами — the sun was hidden behind the clouds
5) (уходить, убегать) disappear; escape the sceneнезаме́тно скры́ться — steal away, slip away / off
они́ скры́лись с ме́ста преступле́ния — they escaped / disppeared from the scene of the crime
6) (от; избегать) (try to) escape (d), hide (from), avoid (d)скрыва́ться от кредито́ров — avoid one's creditors
скры́ться от кредито́ров — escape from one's creditors, give one's creditors the slip
скрыва́ться от чьего́-л любопы́тства — elude curiosity
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