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1 ♦ criminal
♦ criminal /ˈkrɪmɪnl/A a.2 (leg.) penale: criminal action, azione penale; criminal law, diritto penale; criminal court, tribunale penale; the criminal code, il codice penale (in Italia, Francia, ecc.); criminal charges, accuse penali; criminal justice, giustizia penale; criminal offence, reato; illecito penale; criminal proceedings, procedimento (sing.) penale; criminal record, precedenti (pl.) penali; fedina penale: He has a long criminal record, ha una fedina penale lunga così3 (fig.) criminale; da criminaliB n.criminale; delinquente; a common criminal, un delinquente comune; habitual criminal, delinquente abituale; pregiudicato; recidivo; hardened criminal, criminale incallito; to harbour a criminal, dare ricetto a un criminale NOTA D'USO: - delinquent o criminal?-● criminal abortion, aborto criminoso □ criminal assault, aggressione; (tentativo di) violenza carnale □ criminal association, associazione per delinquere □ criminal case, causa penale □ criminal contempt, oltraggio alla corte □ (stor.) criminal conversation, adulterio □ criminal damage, danneggiamento intenzionale; vandalismo; atti (pl.) vandalici □ criminal evidence, prova in materia penale □ criminal inquiry, inchiesta penale □ criminal intent, intento criminoso; dolo □ criminal lawyer, penalista □ criminal liability, responsabilità penale □ criminal negligence, negligenza colposa □ criminal procedure, procedura penale □ criminal trial, processo penale □ criminal wrong, illecito penale. -
2 ♦ harbour
♦ harbour, ( USA) harbor /ˈhɑ:bə(r)/n. [cu]1 (naut.) porto: a natural [artificial] harbour, un porto naturale [artificiale]2 (fig.) porto; asilo; rifugio● harbour basin, bacino del porto □ harbour channel, canale portuale □ harbour dues, diritti portuali □ harbour engineering, ingegneria portuale □ harbour master, capitano del porto □ harbour office, capitaneria di porto □ harbour workers, (lavoratori) portuali □ harbour works, opere portuali.(to) harbour, ( USA) (to) harbor /ˈhɑ:bə(r)/A v. t.1 albergare; alloggiare; ospitareB v. i. (arc.)1 (naut.) entrare in porto; gettare l'ancora (in un porto)2 (fig.) rifugiarsi; trovare asilo. -
3 harbour
Iharbor ['hɑːbə(r)] nome1) porto m.2) fig. (haven) rifugio m., asilo m.IIharbor ['hɑːbə(r)] verbo transitivo2) (shelter illegally) dare ricetto a [ criminal]* * *1. noun(a place of shelter for ships: All the ships stayed in (the) harbour during the storm.) porto2. verb1) (to give shelter or refuge to (a person): It is against the law to harbour criminals.)2) (to have (usually bad) thoughts in one's head: He harbours a grudge against me.)•* * *Iharbor ['hɑːbə(r)] nome1) porto m.2) fig. (haven) rifugio m., asilo m.IIharbor ['hɑːbə(r)] verbo transitivo2) (shelter illegally) dare ricetto a [ criminal] -
4 harbour *** har·bour
1. n2. vt(hold: grudge, resentment) covare, nutrire, (shelter: criminal, spy) dar rifugio a, tener nascosto (-a)
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