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1 Mord
m; -(e)s, -e murder (an + Dat of); durch Attentat: assassination; JUR. (first-degree) murder, bes. Am. homicide; einen Mord begehen commit (a) murder; politischer Mord political murder ( oder assassination); wegen Mordes angeklagt werden be accused of (first-degree) murder; die Hinrichtung der Oppositionellen war Mord fig., pej. the execution of the dissidents was tantamount to murder; das gibt Mord und Totschlag umg., fig. all hell will be let loose; es ist der reinste oder glatter Mord umg., fig. it’s sheer murder ( Blödsinn: lunacy)* * *der Mordhomicide; murder* * *Mọrd [mɔrt]m -(e)s, -e[-də] murder, homicide (US) ( an +dat of); (an Politiker etc) assassination ( an +dat of)"Mord an altem Mann" — "old man slain or murdered"
auf Mord sinnen (old, liter) — to devise murderous schemes
das ist ja Mord! (inf) — it's (sheer) murder! (inf)
dann gibt es Mord und Totschlag (inf) — all hell will be let loose (Brit inf) or will break out (inf), there'll be hell to pay (inf)
* * *der1) ((an act of) killing a person on purpose and illegally: The police are treating his death as a case of murder; an increase in the number of murders.) murder2) (any killing or causing of death that is considered as bad as this: the murder of innocent people by terrorists.) murder* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ˈmɔrt, pl ˈmɔrdə]m murdergeplanter \Mord premeditated murder, murder with malice aforethought formein heimtückischer/kaltblütiger \Mord a brutal [or vicious]/cold-blooded murderder perfekte \Mord the perfect murderein politisch motivierter \Mord a politically-motivated murder [or killing]versuchter \Mord JUR attempted murderjdn wegen \Mordes anklagen to charge sb with murdereinen \Mord [an jdm] begehen to commit a murder, to murder sbjdn wegen \Mordes vor Gericht stellen to try sb for murder▪ [jds] \Mord an jdm [sb's] murder of sb, murder of sb [by sb]▶ dann gibt es \Mord und Totschlag (fam) there'll be hell to pay fam, all hell will be let loose fam* * *der; Mord[e]s, Morde murder (an + Dat. of); (durch ein Attentat) assassinationMord aus Eifersucht — (Schlagzeile) jealousy killing
dann gibt es Mord und Totschlag — (fig. ugs.) all hell is/will be let loose
* * *einen Mord begehen commit (a) murder;politischer Mord political murder ( oder assassination);wegen Mordes angeklagt werden be accused of (first-degree) murder;die Hinrichtung der Oppositionellen war Mord fig, pej the execution of the dissidents was tantamount to murder;das gibt Mord und Totschlag umg, fig all hell will be let loose;* * *der; Mord[e]s, Morde murder (an + Dat. of); (durch ein Attentat) assassinationMord aus Eifersucht — (Schlagzeile) jealousy killing
dann gibt es Mord und Totschlag — (fig. ugs.) all hell is/will be let loose
* * *-e m.homicide n.murder n. -
2 Mordkommission
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3 Mordfall
m muder case; im Mordfall N. N. ermitteln investigate the N.N. murder* * *der Mordfallkilling* * *Mọrd|fallmmurder or homicide (US) (case)der Mordfall Dr. Praun — the Dr Praun murder or homicide (US) (case)
* * *Mord·fallm murder case* * *der murder case* * *Mordfall m muder case;im Mordfall N. N. ermitteln investigate the N.N. murder* * *der murder case -
4 Morddezernat
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5 Mordanklage
f JUR. charge of (first-degree) murder; Mordanklage erheben bring a charge of murder; unter Mordanklage stehen be charged with murder; jemanden unter Mordanklage stellen charge s.o. with murder* * *Mọrd|an|kla|gefmurder charge, charge of homicide (US)Mordanklage erheben — to file a murder charge, to file a charge of homicide (US)
unter Mordanklage stehen — to be on a murder charge, to be on a charge of homicide (US)
* * *Mord·an·kla·gef JUR murder charge, charge of murder\Mordanklage [gegen jdn] erheben to charge sb with murderunter \Mordanklage stehen to be charged with murder [or on a murder charge] [or on a charge of murder]* * *die charge of murder* * *Mordanklage erheben bring a charge of murder;unter Mordanklage stehen be charged with murder;jemanden unter Mordanklage stellen charge sb with murder* * *die charge of murder -
6 Totschlag
m; nur Sg.; JUR. manslaughter, (culpable) homicide, second-degree murder* * *der Totschlaghomicide; manslaughter* * *Tot|schlagm (JUR)manslaughterSee:→ Mord* * *der1) (the killing of one person by another: He has been found guilty of homicide.) homicide2) (the crime of killing someone, without intending to do so: He was found guilty of manslaughter.) manslaughter* * *Tot·schlag* * *der (Rechtsw.) manslaughter no indef. art.* * ** * *der (Rechtsw.) manslaughter no indef. art.* * *m.homicide n.manslaughter n. -
7 Totschlag
m1. culpable homicide2. homicide3. manslaughter4. second-degree murder Am. -
8 Mord
m1. homicide2. murder3. slayingI.m[in der Unterwelt]knock-off sl.II.ncapital murder Am. -
9 totschlagen
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10 fahrlässige Tötung
f1. (involuntary) manslaughter2. involuntary homicide3. manslaughter through culpable negligence4. murder by negligence -
11 Morddezernat
n1. homicide squad Am.2. murder squad
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