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1 crime is rife
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2 crime
n1) преступление2) преступность•to absolve smb of a crime — признавать кого-л. невиновным в совершении преступления
to be involved in a / to be party to a crime — участвовать в совершении преступления
to confiscate the proceeds of crime — конфисковать имущество, приобретенное преступным путем
to convict smb of a crime — признавать кого-л. виновным в совершении преступления; осуждать кого-л. за совершение преступления
to implicate smb in a crime — вовлекать кого-л. в совершение преступления; указывать на чью-л. причастность к совершению преступления
to plan / to plot a crime — замышлять преступление
to premeditate a crime — готовить преступление; заранее обдумывать преступление
- abominable crimeto suspect smb of a crime — подозревать кого-л. в совершении преступления
- accomplice of a crime
- atrocious crime
- capital crime
- complicity in a crime
- crime against a person
- crime against humanity
- crime against mankind
- crime carries a death penalty
- crime is rife
- drug-related crime
- economic crimes
- environmental crime
- extent of crime
- fight against crime
- financial crimes
- grave crime
- heinous crime
- human-rights crime
- increase of crime
- investigation of crimes
- jump in crime
- juvenile crime
- level of crime
- military crime
- monstrous crime
- organized crime
- outbreak of crime
- outrageous crime
- patent crime - prevention of crime
- profit-motivated crime
- racial motivated crime
- recorded crime
- rise in organized crime
- rising crime
- scene of crime
- serious crime
- service crime
- sharp rise in crime
- state crime
- string of crimes
- undetected crime
- unsolved crime
- victim of a crime
- violent crime
- war crime
- white-collar crimes
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3 rife
rife adj ( après v) to be rife [crime, disease, drug abuse] régner ; speculation was rife les conjectures allaient bon train ; a city rife with disease/crime une ville très touchée par la maladie/où règne le crime. -
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rife [raɪf]• to be rife [disease, corruption, unemployment] sévir► rife with ( = full of)* * *[raɪf]adjective (après v)to be rife — [crime] régner
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5 rife
[raɪf]to be rife — [ crime] essere diffuso, dilagare
* * *((especially of bad or dangerous things) very widespread: After the failure of the harvest, disease and starvation were rife.) comune, diffuso* * *rife /raɪf/a. pred. (form.)comune; diffuso: Famine is still rife in some regions of Africa, la fame è ancora diffusa in alcune regioni dell'Africa; Rebellion is rife all over the region, la rivolta imperversa in tutta la regione● to be rife with, abbondare di, essere pieno (o ricco) di: The camp is rife with disease, le malattie hanno invaso il campo; The country is rife with racism, il razzismo dilaga nel paese.* * *[raɪf]to be rife — [ crime] essere diffuso, dilagare
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6 rife
((especially of bad or dangerous things) very widespread: After the failure of the harvest, disease and starvation were rife.) abundantetr[raɪf]1 abundante\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be rife abundarrife ['raɪf] adj: abundante, comúnto be rife with: estar plagado deadj.• corriente adj.• frecuente adj.• general adj.raɪfadjective (pred) extendido[raɪf]ADJto be rife — [problem] ser muy común; [rumours, speculation, fears] abundar, proliferar; [disease] hacer estragos; [unemployment, crime] abundar, hacer estragos; [racism, corruption] estar muy extendido
(to be) rife with sth: countries rife with Aids — países plagados de sida, países donde el sida hace estragos
the whole industry is rife with corruption — la corrupción reina or está muy extendida en todo el sector
a region rife with unemployment — una región donde abunda el paro or donde el paro hace estragos
the media is rife with speculation about... — los medios de comunicación no dejan de especular acerca de..., en los medios de comunicación abundan or proliferan las especulaciones acerca de...
* * *[raɪf]adjective (pred) extendido
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