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I Adj.1. criminal, punishable; sträfliche Vernachlässigung criminal neglectII Adv. (unerhört) terribly; jemanden sträflich vernachlässigen neglect s.o. criminally, be guilty of criminal neglect towards s.o.* * *punishable* * *sträf|lich ['ʃtrɛːflɪç]1. adj (lit, fig)criminal2. advvernachlässigen etc criminallysich strä́flich blamieren — to make a terrible fool of oneself, to make a proper charlie of oneself (Brit inf)
* * *sträf·lich[ˈʃtrɛ:flɪç]* * *1.Adjektiv criminal2.adverbial criminally* * *A. adj1. criminal, punishable;sträfliche Vernachlässigung criminal neglectB. adv (unerhört) terribly;jemanden sträflich vernachlässigen neglect sb criminally, be guilty of criminal neglect towards sb* * *1.Adjektiv criminal2.adverbial criminally -
3 kriminell
Adj. criminal* * *criminal* * *kri|mi|nẹll [krimi'nɛl]1. adj (lit, fig inf)criminalkriminell werden — to turn to crime, to become a criminal; (junger Mensch auch) to become delinquent
2. adv1) fährlässig criminally2) (inf = gefährlich) glatt, schlüpfrig, schnell dangerously* * *1) (against the law: Theft is a criminal offence.) criminal2) criminally* * *kri·mi·nell[krimiˈnɛl]1. (verbrecherisch) criminal▪ \kriminell werden to turn to crime, to become criminal [or delinquent* * *1.2.kriminell werden/sein — become a criminal or turn to crime/be a criminal
1)kriminell handeln — act illegally; break the law
* * *kriminell adj criminal* * *1.2.kriminell werden/sein — become a criminal or turn to crime/be a criminal
1)kriminell handeln — act illegally; break the law
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Adj. criminally liable* * *schụld|fä|higadj (JUR)criminally responsiblevoll/vermindert schuldfähig — fully/not fully responsible
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Adj. not criminally liable* * *schụld|un|fä|higadj (JUR)not criminally responsible* * *schuldunfähig adj not criminally liable -
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Adj. JUR. of criminally responsible age* * *straf|mün|digadjof the age of criminal responsibilityein kleines Kind ist nicht stráfmündig — a small child is under the age of criminal responsibility
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7 strafbar
Adj. punishable; stärker: criminal; strafbare Handlung punishable offen|ce (Am. -se); strafbar sein be a punishable offen|ce (Am. -se); sich strafbar machen commit a punishable offen|ce (Am. -se), make o.s. liable to prosecution* * *penal; culpable; indictable; punishable* * *straf|baradjVergehen punishablestráfbare Handlung — punishable offence (Brit) or offense (US)
das ist stráfbar! — that's an offence (Brit) or offense (US)
sich stráfbar machen — to commit an offence (Brit) or offense (US)
* * *1) (very wrong; wicked: a criminal waste of food.) criminal2) criminally3) ((of offences etc) able or likely to be punished by law: Driving without a licence is a punishable offence.) punishable* * *straf·bar\strafbare Handlung criminal act* * *Adjektiv punishable* * *strafbare Handlung punishable offence (US -se);strafbar sein be a punishable offence (US -se);sich strafbar machen commit a punishable offence (US -se), make o.s. liable to prosecution* * *Adjektiv punishable* * *adj.culpable adj.indictable adj.punishable adj. adv.culpably adv.penally adv. -
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* * *criminal; felonious* * *ver|brẹ|che|risch [fEɐ'brɛçərɪʃ]1. adjcriminal2. advverraten, im Stich lassen vilely, villainously* * *ver·bre·che·rischI. adj criminal▪ \verbrecherisch sein to be a criminal act▪ \verbrecherisch sein, etw zu tun to be a criminal act [or crime] to do sthII. advsie hat mich \verbrecherisch verraten it was [almost] criminal the way she betrayed me* * *Adjektiv criminal* * *verbrecherischer Leichtsinn criminal negligence* * *Adjektiv criminal* * *adj.criminal adj.felonious adj. adv.criminally adv.feloniously adv. -
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