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1 convict
1. nounStrafgefangene, der/die2. transitive verb1) (declare guilty) für schuldig befinden; verurteilen2) (prove guilty)convict somebody of something — jemanden einer Sache (Gen.) überführen
* * *1. [kən'vikt] verb 2. ['konvikt] noun(a person serving a sentence for a crime: Two of the convicts have escaped from prison.) der Sträfling- academic.ru/15886/conviction">conviction* * *con·victI. n[ˈkɒnvɪkt, AM ˈkɑ:n-]Strafgefangene(r) f(m), Sträfling mII. vi[kənˈvɪkt]auf schuldig erkennen fachspr, einen Schuldspruch fällen, verurteilenIII. vt[kənˈvɪkt]▪ to \convict sb jdn verurteilenhe has twice been \convicted of robbery er ist zweimal wegen Raubes verurteilt wordento \convict sb for the murder of sb jdn für den Mord an jdm verurteilen* * *['kɒnvɪkt]1. nSträfling m, Zuchthäusler(in) m(f)2. vt[kən'vɪkt] of +gen)a convicted criminal — ein verurteilter Verbrecher, eine verurteilte Verbrecherin
to get sb convicted — jds Verurteilung (acc) bewirken
3. vi[kən'vɪkt] jdn verurteilenthe jury refused to convict — die Geschworenen lehnten es ab, einen Schuldspruch zu fällen
* * *A v/t [kənˈvıkt]1. JURa) überführen, für schuldig erklären ( beide:sb of murder jemanden des Mordes):stand convicted of doing sth überführt sein, etwas getan zu habenb) verurteilen (of wegen)2. überzeugen (of von einem Unrecht etc):convict sb of an error jemandem einen Irrtum zum Bewusstsein bringenB s [ˈkɒnvıkt; US ˈkɑn-]1. Verurteilte(r) m/f(m)2. Strafgefangene(r) m/f(m), Sträfling m:convict colony Sträflingskolonie f;convict labo(u)r Gefangenenarbeit f* * *1. nounStrafgefangene, der/die2. transitive verb1) (declare guilty) für schuldig befinden; verurteilenconvict somebody of something — jemanden einer Sache (Gen.) überführen
* * *n.Sträfling m.Verurteilte m.,f.Zuchthäusler m. (somebody of a crime) v.jemanden eines Verbrechens überführen ausdr.
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