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121 crimen
crimen sustantivo masculino ( delito grave) serious crime; ( asesinato) murder; crimen pasional crime of passion; es un crimen tirar esta comida it's a crime to throw away this food; ¡qué crimen! it's wicked o criminal
crimen sustantivo masculino serious crime Esp murder ' crimen' also found in these entries: Spanish: acordonar - alguna - alguno - autor - autora - confesar - consumarse - denunciar - desalmada - desalmado - desentrañar - escena - evidencia - exonerar - inducir - nefanda - nefando - pagar - siglo - testigo - brutal - cometer - compinche - escalofriante - esclarecer - espantoso - horroroso - involucrar - monstruoso - pasional - precintar - repugnante - resolver - suceso English: admission - admit - apprehend - associate - baffle - close - cold-blooded - commission - commit - copycat - cover - cover up - crime - disown - divorce - epidemic - eyewitness - foul - full-scale - grievous - haul - hideous - indiscriminate - innocent - involvement - mastermind - passion - plot - punishable - rampant - report - rope off - scene - sex crime - undiscovered - vicious - gang - hang - perpetrator - such -
122 offence
1) ((any cause of) anger, displeasure, hurt feelings etc: That rubbish dump is an offence to the eye.) ofensa, atentado2) (a crime: The police charged him with several offences.) delito, infracciónoffence n delitotr[ə'fens]1 SMALLLAW/SMALL delito, infracción nombre femenino2 (insult) ofensa3 formal use (offensive thing) atentado\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto commit an offence cometer un delito, cometer una infracciónto cause offence to somebody ofender a alguiento take offence at something ofenderse por algo, sentirse ofendido,-a por algon.• delito (Jurisprudencia) s.m.• ofensa s.f.n.• atentado s.m.ə'fens(US)[ǝ'fens] Nit is an offence to... — está prohibido..., se prohíbe...
2) (=insult) ofensa f, agravio mno offence!, no offence meant — sin ánimo de ofender
no offence was intended, he intended no offence — no tenía intención de ofender a nadie
to give or cause offence (to sb) — ofender (a algn)
to take offence (at sth) — ofenderse or sentirse ofendido (por algo)
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123 intent
1) мета; умисел, намір, замір•- intent of the actor
- intent of the killer
- intent of the legislature
- intent presumed from the act
- intent presumed from the facts
- intent to carry out murder
- intent to commit a crime
- intent to commit a tort
- intent to crime
- intent to deceive
- intent to defraud
- intent to injure
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124 (to) instigate
(to) instigate /ˈɪnstɪgeɪt/v. t.1 istigare; incitare; stimolare: to instigate workers to go on strike, istigare gli operai allo sciopero; (leg.) to instigate sb. to commit a crime, istigare q. a commettere un reatoinstigationn. [u]1 istigazione; istigamento; incitamento● (leg.) instigation to commit a crime, istigazione a delinquereinstigatorn.1 istigatore; incitatore2 fomentatore. -
125 (to) solicit
(to) solicit /səˈlɪsɪt/A v. t.1 sollecitare; chiedere (con insistenza): to solicit favours, sollecitare favori; He solicited them for ( their) help, ha sollecitato il loro aiuto2 (leg.) adescare3 (leg.) istigareB v. i.1 usare sollecitazioni; fare richieste insistenti3 (leg.) fare il procuratore legalesolicitationn. [uc]1 sollecitazione; richiesta insistente2 (leg.) invito; adescamentosolicitingn.(leg.) adescamento. -
126 (to) instigate
(to) instigate /ˈɪnstɪgeɪt/v. t.1 istigare; incitare; stimolare: to instigate workers to go on strike, istigare gli operai allo sciopero; (leg.) to instigate sb. to commit a crime, istigare q. a commettere un reatoinstigationn. [u]1 istigazione; istigamento; incitamento● (leg.) instigation to commit a crime, istigazione a delinquereinstigatorn.1 istigatore; incitatore2 fomentatore. -
127 (to) solicit
(to) solicit /səˈlɪsɪt/A v. t.1 sollecitare; chiedere (con insistenza): to solicit favours, sollecitare favori; He solicited them for ( their) help, ha sollecitato il loro aiuto2 (leg.) adescare3 (leg.) istigareB v. i.1 usare sollecitazioni; fare richieste insistenti3 (leg.) fare il procuratore legalesolicitationn. [uc]1 sollecitazione; richiesta insistente2 (leg.) invito; adescamentosolicitingn.(leg.) adescamento. -
128 offend against
offend against [sth.]1) (commit a crime) trasgredire, infrangere [ law]2) (violate) offendere [ good taste]; andare contro [ common sense]* * *offend against [sth.]1) (commit a crime) trasgredire, infrangere [ law]2) (violate) offendere [ good taste]; andare contro [ common sense]
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