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[ə'fendə(r)]1) dir. trasgressore m. (-ditrice), reo m. (-a)2) (culprit) colpevole m. e f.* * *noun (a person who offends, especially against the law.) offensore; trasgressore* * *offender /əˈfɛndə(r)/n.2 (leg.) trasgressore; reo; delinquente; criminale: to sue an offender for damages in a civil court, intentare una causa civile per danni contro un trasgressore; a juvenile offender, un delinquente minorenne; a first offender, un reo non recidivo; un (reo) incensurato; a persistent (o habitual) offender, un recidivo● (leg., fam. USA) offenders' tag, braccialetto elettronico di una persona agli arresti domiciliari ( perché la polizia ne possa controllare i movimenti).* * *[ə'fendə(r)]1) dir. trasgressore m. (-ditrice), reo m. (-a)2) (culprit) colpevole m. e f.
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