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1 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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2 mehrfach
I Adj. (wiederholt) repeated; mehrfache Verletzungen multiple injuries; in mehrfacher Hinsicht in several respects; er ist mehrfacher deutscher Meister he has been German champion several times; ein mehrfacher Millionär a multimillionaire, a millionaire several times overII Adv. (mehrmals) several times; (wiederholt) repeatedly; mehrfach vorbestraft sein have had several previous convictions; ungesättigt* * *multiple (Adj.); plurally (Adv.)* * *mehr|fach ['meːɐfax]1. adjmultiple; (= zahlreich) numerous; (= wiederholt) repeatedein méhrfacher Millionär — a multimillionaire
der méhrfache Meister im Weitsprung — the man who has been the long jump champion several times
die Unterlagen in méhrfacher Ausfertigung einsenden — to send in several copies of the documents
2. adv(= öfter) many or several times; (= wiederholt) repeatedly* * *mehr·fach[ˈme:ɐ̯fax]I. adj1. (vielfach) numerouseine \mehrfache Medaillengewinnerin a winner of numerous medalsein \mehrfacher Meister im Hochsprung several-times champion in the pole vaultein \mehrfacher Millionär a multimillionaire2. (wiederholt) repeated* * *1.ein Bericht in mehrfacher Ausfertigung — several copies pl. of a report
2.der mehrfache deutsche Meister — the player/sprinter etc. who has been German champion several times
adverbial several times; (wiederholt) repeatedly* * *A. adj (wiederholt) repeated;mehrfache Verletzungen multiple injuries;in mehrfacher Hinsicht in several respects;er ist mehrfacher deutscher Meister he has been German champion several times;ein mehrfacher Millionär a multimillionaire, a millionaire several times over* * *1.Adjektiv; nicht präd. multiple; (wiederholt) repeatedein Bericht in mehrfacher Ausfertigung — several copies pl. of a report
2.der mehrfache deutsche Meister — the player/sprinter etc. who has been German champion several times
adverbial several times; (wiederholt) repeatedly* * *adj.multiple adj. adv.plurally adv. -
3 Mehrfach
I Adj. (wiederholt) repeated; mehrfache Verletzungen multiple injuries; in mehrfacher Hinsicht in several respects; er ist mehrfacher deutscher Meister he has been German champion several times; ein mehrfacher Millionär a multimillionaire, a millionaire several times overII Adv. (mehrmals) several times; (wiederholt) repeatedly; mehrfach vorbestraft sein have had several previous convictions; ungesättigt* * *multiple (Adj.); plurally (Adv.)* * *mehr|fach ['meːɐfax]1. adjmultiple; (= zahlreich) numerous; (= wiederholt) repeatedein méhrfacher Millionär — a multimillionaire
der méhrfache Meister im Weitsprung — the man who has been the long jump champion several times
die Unterlagen in méhrfacher Ausfertigung einsenden — to send in several copies of the documents
2. adv(= öfter) many or several times; (= wiederholt) repeatedly* * *mehr·fach[ˈme:ɐ̯fax]I. adj1. (vielfach) numerouseine \mehrfache Medaillengewinnerin a winner of numerous medalsein \mehrfacher Meister im Hochsprung several-times champion in the pole vaultein \mehrfacher Millionär a multimillionaire2. (wiederholt) repeated* * *1.ein Bericht in mehrfacher Ausfertigung — several copies pl. of a report
2.der mehrfache deutsche Meister — the player/sprinter etc. who has been German champion several times
adverbial several times; (wiederholt) repeatedly* * *Mehrfach… im subst meist multiple* * *1.Adjektiv; nicht präd. multiple; (wiederholt) repeatedein Bericht in mehrfacher Ausfertigung — several copies pl. of a report
2.der mehrfache deutsche Meister — the player/sprinter etc. who has been German champion several times
adverbial several times; (wiederholt) repeatedly* * *adj.multiple adj. adv.plurally adv. -
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5 Vorstrafe
f previous conviction; Vorstrafen Pl. previous convictions; mehrere / keine Vorstrafen haben have several / no previous convictions* * *die Vorstrafeprevious conviction* * *Vor|stra|fefprevious conviction* * *Vor·stra·fef JUR previous conviction* * *die (Rechtsw.) previous conviction* * *Vorstrafe f previous conviction;Vorstrafen pl previous convictions;mehrere/keine Vorstrafen haben have several/no previous convictions* * *die (Rechtsw.) previous conviction* * *f.previous conviction n.
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