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1 Täter
m; -s, -; culprit (auch hum.), perpetrator (auch hum.); JUR. offender; wer war der Täter? who did it?, who was responsible ( oder the culprit)?, who was the guilty party? hum.; die Jagd nach dem Täter the hunt for the killer etc. ( oder the person responsible); als Täter verdächtig sein be a suspect* * *der Täterperpetrator; offender; culprit; committer* * *Tä|ter ['tɛːtɐ]1. m -s, -,Tä́|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenculprit; (JUR) perpetrator (form)als Tä́ter verdächtigt werden — to be a suspect
als Tä́ter in Frage kommen — to be a possible suspect
nach dem Tä́ter wird noch gefahndet — the police are still searching for the person responsible or the person who committed the crime
wer war der Tä́ter? — who did it?
unbekannte Tä́ter — person or persons unknown
jugendliche Tä́ter — young offenders
* * *Tä·ter(in)<-s, ->[ˈtɛ:tɐ]m(f) culprit, offender, perpetratormittelbarer/unmittelbarer \Täter indirect perpetrator/actual offenderunbekannte \Täter unknown culprits* * *der; Täters, Täter: culpritder Täter hat sich der Polizei gestellt — the person who committed the crime gave himself/herself up to the police
nach dem Täter fahnden — search or look for the person responsible [for the crime]
* * *wer war der Täter? who did it?, who was responsible ( oder the culprit)?, who was the guilty party? hum;als Täter verdächtig sein be a suspect* * *der; Täters, Täter: culpritder Täter hat sich der Polizei gestellt — the person who committed the crime gave himself/herself up to the police
nach dem Täter fahnden — search or look for the person responsible [for the crime]
* * *offender n.perpetrator n.
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