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2 vorbestraft
Adj. previously convicted; vorbestraft sein auch have a criminal record; nicht vorbestraft sein have no previous convictions ( oder criminal record); einmal / zweimal / mehrfach vorbestraft sein have a previous conviction / have two / several previous convictions ( wegen for); er ist einschlägig vorbestraft he’s been previously convicted for the same ( oder for a similar) offen|ce (Am. -se); damit ist er vorbestraft he has a previous conviction for it; der mehrfach vorbestrafte Tatverdächtige the suspect who has ( oder had) several previous convictions* * *vor|be|straft [-bəʃtraːft]adjpreviously convicteder ist schon einmal/dreimal vórbestraft — he (already) has a previous conviction/three previous convictions
wegen Körperverletzung vórbestraft sein — to have a previous conviction for bodily harm
* * *vor·be·straftadj (fam) previously convictedmehrfach \vorbestraft sein to have several previous convictionsnicht \vorbestraft sein to not have a criminal record [or a previous conviction]* * *Adjektiv (Amtsspr.) with a previous conviction/previous convictions postpos., not pred.[mehrfach] vorbestraft sein — have [several] previous convictions
* * *vorbestraft adj previously convicted;vorbestraft sein auch have a criminal record;nicht vorbestraft sein have no previous convictions ( oder criminal record);einmal/zweimal/mehrfach vorbestraft sein have a previous conviction/have two/several previous convictions (wegen for);er ist einschlägig vorbestraft he’s been previously convicted for the same ( oder for a similar) offence (US -se);damit ist er vorbestraft he has a previous conviction for it;der mehrfach vorbestrafte Tatverdächtige the suspect who has ( oder had) several previous convictions* * *Adjektiv (Amtsspr.) with a previous conviction/previous convictions postpos., not pred.[mehrfach] vorbestraft sein — have [several] previous convictions
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3 Verurteilte
m, f; -n, -n convicted man ( weiblich: woman); JUR. convict; zum Tode Verurteilte condemned man ( weiblich: woman), Am. auch man (bzw. woman) on death row* * *der Verurteilteconvict* * *Ver|ụr|teil|te(r) [fɛɐ'|ʊrtailtə]mf decl as adjconvicted man/woman, convict (JUR)* * *Ver·ur·teil·te(r)* * *der/die; adj. Dekl. convicted man/woman* * ** * *der/die; adj. Dekl. convicted man/woman* * *m.,f.convict n. -
4 einschlägig
I Adj. relevant (auch Literatur), appropriate; ein einschlägiges Beispiel a case in point; in allen einschlägigen Geschäften zu finden available at all stockists (Am. specialty stores)II Adv.: er ist einschlägig vorbestraft he’s been previously convicted for the same ( oder for a similar) offen|ce (Am. -se)* * *ein|schlä|gig ['ainʃlɛːgɪç]1. adj1) appropriate; Literatur, Paragraf auch, Erfahrung relevant2) (= zwielichtig) Lokal dubious2. adver ist éínschlägig vorbestraft (Jur) — he has a previous conviction for a similar offence (Brit) or offense (US)
in der Drogenszene éínschlägig bekannt — well-known especially on the drugs scene
* * *ein·schlä·gig[ˈainʃlɛ:gɪç]\einschlägige Literatur relevant literature\einschlägig vorbestraft previously convicted* * *1.Adjektiv relevant2.er ist einschlägig vorbestraft — he has previous convictions for a similar offence/similar offences
* * *ein einschlägiges Beispiel a case in point;in allen einschlägigen Geschäften zu finden available at all stockists (US specialty stores)B. adv:er ist einschlägig vorbestraft he’s been previously convicted for the same ( oder for a similar) offence (US -se)* * *1.Adjektiv relevant2.er ist einschlägig vorbestraft — he has previous convictions for a similar offence/similar offences
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5 verurteilt
I P.P. verurteilenII Adj. convicted; auch fig. condemned; zum Scheitern verurteilt fig. doomed to fail(ure); zum Nichtstun verurteilt condemned to a life of idleness* * *ver|ụr|teilt [fɛɐ'|ʊrtailt]adjzu etw verurteilt sein (Jur) — to be sentenced to sth; (fig) to be condemned to sth
zum Tode verurteilt — condemned or sentenced (Jur) to death
See:* * *ver·ur·teiltadj condemned, sentencedzum Scheitern verurteilt sein to be bound to fail [or doomed to failure]* * *B. adj convicted; auch fig condemned;zum Scheitern verurteilt fig doomed to fail(ure);zum Nichtstun verurteilt condemned to a life of idleness* * *adj.condemned adj.convicted adj. -
6 dessentwegen
Adv. for his sake; das Mädchen, dessentwegen er seine Frau verließ the girl for whom he left his wife; der Stuhl, dessentwegen er gekommen war the chair for which he had come* * *dẹs|sent|hạl|ben ['dɛsnt'halbn] (dated) ['dɛsnt'veːgn] See: = derenthalben etc* * *1.Adverb relativ on whose account; on account of whom; because of whom; (von Sachen) on account of which; because of which2.das Verbrechen, dessentwegen er verurteilt wurde — the crime of which he was convicted
demonstrativ because of him; (von Sachen) because of this* * *dessentwegen adv for his sake;das Mädchen, dessentwegen er seine Frau verließ the girl for whom he left his wife;der Stuhl, dessentwegen er gekommen war the chair for which he had come* * *1.Adverb relativ on whose account; on account of whom; because of whom; (von Sachen) on account of which; because of which2.das Verbrechen, dessentwegen er verurteilt wurde — the crime of which he was convicted
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7 Einlieferung
f2. von Waren: delivery* * *Ein|lie|fe|rungf(von Waren) delivery; (ins Krankenhaus) admission ( in +acc to); (ins Gefängnis) committal ( in +acc to); (von Briefen etc) sendingdie Éínlieferung von Paketen ist nur bis 17.00 Uhr möglich — parcels (Brit) or packages are not accepted after 5 pm
* * *Ein·lie·fe·rungf1. MED admission2. JUR committal [to prison], internment* * *2)die Einlieferung eines Verurteilten [ins Gefängnis] — taking a convicted prisoner to jail
* * *1. ins Krankenhaus: admission (2. von Waren: delivery* * *2)die Einlieferung eines Verurteilten [ins Gefängnis] — taking a convicted prisoner to jail
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8 Verkehrsunterricht
m2. für Verkehrssünder: safe-driving classes Pl. (for convicted traffic offenders), Am. traffic school* * *Ver|kehrs|un|ter|richtmtraffic instruction* * *Ver·kehrs·un·ter·richtm road safety instruction* * *1. SCHULE road-safety classes pl* * *m.traffic instruction n. -
9 Vorbestrafte
m, f; -n, -n previously convicted person* * *Vor|be|straf|te(r) [-bəʃtraːftə]mf decl as adjperson/man/woman with a previous conviction or a record* * *Vor·be·straf·te(r)f(m) dekl wie adj person with a previous conviction* * * -
10 Verurteilter
convict* * *Ver|ụr|teil|te(r) [fɛɐ'|ʊrtailtə]mf decl as adjconvicted man/woman, convict (JUR)* * *Ver·ur·teil·te(r) -
11 aburteilen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) pass sentence on; fig. condemn (out of hand)* * *to pass sentence; to condemn* * *ạb|ur|tei|lenvt septo pass sentence or judgement on; (fig = verdammen) to condemnVerbrecher, die noch nicht abgeurteilt worden sind — criminals upon whom sentence has not yet been passed
* * *ab|ur·tei·lenvt1. JUR▪ jdn \aburteilen to [pass] sentence [or judgement] [on] sb▪ abgeurteilt convicted▪ jdn \aburteilen to condemn sb* * ** * *v.to try (legal) v. -
12 Alkoholsünder
m drunk(en) driver* * *Al|ko|hol|sün|der(in)m(f) (inf)drunk( en) driver* * *Al·ko·hol·sün·der(in)* * *Alkoholsünder m drunk(en) driver -
13 Dieb
m; -(e)s, -e thief; (Einbrecher) burglar; haltet den Dieb! stop, thief!; wie ein Dieb in der Nacht geh. like a thief in the night; die kleinen Diebe hängt man, die großen lässt man laufen Sprichw. there’s one law for the rich and another (one) for the poor; Ladendieb etc.* * *der Diebfilcher; purloiner; pilferer; thief; scrounger; mugger; larcenist* * *[diːp]1. m -(e)s, -e[-bə] D́íé|bin ['diːbɪn]2. f -, -nenthiefsich wie ein Díéb davonschleichen — to steal or slink away like a thief in the night
* * *Dieb(in)<-[e]s, -e>[ˈdi:p, pl ˈdi:bə]zum \Dieb werden to become a thief, to take to stealingals \Dieb verurteilt werden to be convicted as a thiefhaltet den \Dieb! “stop thief!”; s.a. Gelegenheit▶ die kleinen \Diebe hängt man, die großen lässt man laufen (prov) little thieves are hanged but great ones escape prov old* * *der; Dieb[e]s, Diebe thief* * *haltet den Dieb! stop, thief!;wie ein Dieb in der Nacht geh like a thief in the night;die kleinen Diebe hängt man, die großen lässt man laufen sprichw there’s one law for the rich and another (one) for the poor; → Ladendieb etc* * *der; Dieb[e]s, Diebe thief* * *-e m.burglar n.filcher n.pilferer n.purloiner n.scrounger n.thief n.(§ pl.: thieves) -
14 Fahrerflucht
f; nur Sg. hit-and-run offen|ce (Am. -se); Fahrerflucht begehen drive off after causing an accident, commit a hit-and-run offen|ce (Am. -se) JUR.; wegen Fahrerflucht for failing to stop after causing an accident* * *die Fahrerfluchthit-and-run driving* * *Fah|rer|fluchtfhit-and-run drivingFáhrerflucht begehen — to fail to stop after being involved in an accident, to be a hit-and-run driver
* * *Fah·rer·fluchtf hit-and-run offence [or AM -se]\Fahrerflucht begehen to fail to stop after being involved in an accident, to be a hit-and-run driverwegen \Fahrerflucht verurteilt werden to be convicted on a hit-and-run charge* * *Fahrerfluchtflucht begehen — fail to stop after [being involved in] an accident
* * *Fahrerflucht begehen drive off after causing an accident, commit a hit-and-run offence (US -se) JUR;wegen Fahrerflucht for failing to stop after causing an accident* * *Fahrerfluchtflucht begehen — fail to stop after [being involved in] an accident
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15 Prominenz
f; -, kein Pl.1. (Personen) VIPs Pl., big names Pl., top people Pl. umg.; (Funktionäre etc.) auch bigwigs Pl. umg.; die ganze Prominenz auch everybody who is anybody; zur Prominenz gehören be one of the leading figures; auch be one of the jet set2. (Prominentsein) renown* * *Pro|mi|nẹnz [promi'nɛnts]f -VIPs pl, prominent figures pl* * *Pro·mi·nenz<-, -en>[promiˈnɛnts]fdie \Prominenz aus Film und Fernsehen the stars of film and TVseine \Prominenz schützt ihn nicht vor einer Verurteilung his fame does not protect him from being convicted* * *die; Prominenz: prominent figures pl.; (das Prominentsein) prominence* * *die ganze Prominenz auch everybody who is anybody;zur Prominenz gehören be one of the leading figures; auch be one of the jet set2. (Prominentsein) renown* * *die; Prominenz: prominent figures pl.; (das Prominentsein) prominence* * *f.notables n. -
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17 überführen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)2. überführen2 1—v/t (untr., hat)1. (befördern) take, transfer; (auch Tote) transport; FLUG. auch fly; MOT. (Neuwagen etc.) transport2. JUR. (als schuldig erweisen) find guilty (+ Gen of), convict (of)3. (Straße, Fluss etc.) span* * *(Schuld nachweisen) to convict;(befördern) to transport; to take* * *über|füh|ren ['yːbɐfyːrən]vt septo transfer; Leichnam to transport; Wagen to drive* * *(to prove or declare (someone) guilty: She was convicted of theft.) convict* * *über·füh·ren *1[ˈy:bɐfy:rən, y:bɐˈfy:rən]vt▪ jdn [irgendwohin] \überführen to transfer sb [somewhere]eine Leiche [irgendwohin] \überführen to transport a corpse [somewhere]▪ etw [irgendwohin] \überführen to transport sth [somewhere]2. CHEM, TECHüber·füh·ren *2[y:bɐˈfy:rən]* * *Itransitives Verb transferIIder Tote wurde in seine Heimat übergeführt — the body of the dead man was brought back to his home town/country
transitives Verb1) s. überführen I2)jemanden [eines Verbrechens] überführen — find somebody guilty [of a crime]; convict somebody [of a crime]
* * *'überführen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1.Zustand überführen convert into a gaseous etc state2. → überführen2 1über'führen v/t (untrennb, hat)3. (Straße, Fluss etc) span* * *Itransitives Verb transferIIder Tote wurde in seine Heimat übergeführt — the body of the dead man was brought back to his home town/country
transitives Verb1) s. überführen I2)jemanden [eines Verbrechens] überführen — find somebody guilty [of a crime]; convict somebody [of a crime]
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18 Verrat
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.1. betrayal (an + Dat of), sellout (of) umg.; JUR. ( auch Verrat am Vaterland) treason (to); an jemandem Verrat begehen oder üben betray s.o.2. (Verraten) betraying; wegen Verrats von militärischen Geheimnissen vor Gericht stehen be tried for betraying military secrets* * *der Verrattreason; betrayal; treachery* * *Ver|ratm no plbetrayal ( an +dat of); (JUR) treason ( an +dat against)Verrát an jdm üben — to betray sb
* * *der1) betrayal2) (a betrayal: The gang realized it was a sell-out and tried to escape.) sell-out3) ((an act of) betraying someone; disloyalty: His treachery led to the capture and imprisonment of his friend.) treachery4) ((also high treason) disloyalty to, or betrayal of, one's own country: They were convicted of (high) treason.) treason* * *Ver·rat<-[e]s>[fɛɐ̯ˈra:t]\Verrat an jdm begehen [o üben] to betray sb* * *der; Verrat[e]s betrayal (an + Dat. of)Verrat begehen — (Politik) commit [an act of] treason
* * *1. betrayal (Verrat am Vaterland) treason (to);üben betray sb2. (Verraten) betraying;wegen Verrats von militärischen Geheimnissen vor Gericht stehen be tried for betraying military secrets* * *der; Verrat[e]s betrayal (an + Dat. of)Verrat begehen — (Politik) commit [an act of] treason
* * *-e m.betrayal n.treachery n.treason n. -
19 Vorbestrafter
Vorbestrafter
person convicted, criminal, taint;
• Vorbeugungsmaßnahmen preventive (precautionary) measures;
• Vorbilanz preliminary balance sheet, [preclosing] trial balance;
• Vorbild [role] model, pattern, example, prototype, (Muster) standard;
• Vorbildung educational background;
• notwendige Vorbildung required qualification;
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20 Verurteilter
Verurteilter m convict; convicted person
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