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1 delinquente
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2 recidivo
recidivo agg.1 (dir.) recidivous: Sempre tardi! Sei proprio recidivo!, (estens.) Always late! You never learn!◆ s.m.1 (dir.) recidivist; habitual criminal, old offender2 (med.) relapser, recidivist.* * *[retʃi'divo] 1.1) dir. [ delinquente] habitual2) med. [ malattia] recurring2.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) dir. recidivist, persistent offender, habitual offender* * *recidivo/ret∫i'divo/1 dir. [ delinquente] habitual2 med. [ malattia] recurring(f. -a) dir. recidivist, persistent offender, habitual offender. -
3 pregiudicato
m, pregiudicata f previous offender* * *pregiudicato agg. ( votato all'insuccesso) bound to fail, doomed: è un progetto pregiudicato, it is a project bound to fail◆ s.m. (dir.) previous offender.* * *[predʒudi'kato]sostantivo maschile (f. -a) previous offender* * *pregiudicato/predʒudi'kato/sostantivo m.(f. -a) previous offender. -
4 reo
reo agg.◆ s.m. (dir.) offender, criminal, culprit: reo confesso, self-confessed criminal; reo presunto, the accused (o the defendant).* * *['rɛo] reo (-a)1. agg2. sm/fDir offender* * *['rɛo] 1.2.essere reo di qcs. — to be guilty of sth
sostantivo maschile (f. -a) offender* * *reo/'rεo/essere reo di qcs. to be guilty of sth.( f. -a) offenderreo confesso self-confessed criminal. -
5 colpevole
1. adj guilty2. m f culprit, guilty party* * *colpevole agg. guilty, culpable: negligenza colpevole, culpable negligence; aveva un'aria colpevole, he looked guilty; l'imputato fu dichiarato colpevole di assassinio, the defendant was found guilty of murder; dichiararsi colpevole, to plead guilty; sentirsi colpevole di qlco., to feel guilty (o to feel oneself to blame) about sthg.; (dir.) responsabilità colpevole, fault liability◆ s.m e f. culprit, offender: i veri colpevoli non furono scoperti, the real culprits were not discovered.* * *[kol'pevole]1. agg2. sm/f* * *[kol'pevole] 1.1) dir. [ persona] guilty (di of), culpable (di for)dichiarare qcn. colpevole — to declare o find o pronounce sb. guilty
2) [ sguardo] guilty3) (riprovevole) [ comportamento] shameful2.sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile culprit, offender* * *colpevole/kol'pevole/1 dir. [ persona] guilty (di of), culpable (di for); dichiarare qcn. colpevole to declare o find o pronounce sb. guilty; essere dichiarato colpevole per il reato di to be convicted on a charge of; dichiararsi colpevole to plead guilty2 [ sguardo] guilty; con aria colpevole guiltily3 (riprovevole) [ comportamento] shamefulII m. e f.culprit, offender. -
6 incensurato
irreproachablelaw essere incensurato have a clean record* * *incensurato agg. blameless, irreproachable; uncensured: (dir.) essere incensurato, to have a clean record, (se in giudizio) to be a first offender.* * *[intʃensu'rato]* * *incensurato/int∫ensu'rato/delinquente incensurato first offender; è incensurato he has no previous convictions. -
7 trasgressore
m transgressor* * *trasgressore s.m. transgressor, infringer, trespasser, offender: i trasgressori saranno puniti a termine di legge, trespassers will be prosecuted.* * *[trazgres'sore]sostantivo maschile (f. trasgreditrice [trazgredi'tritʃe]) offender, violator, contravener* * *trasgressore/trazgres'sore/sostantivo m.(f. trasgreditrice /trazgredi'trit∫e/) offender, violator, contravener. -
8 delinquente
m f criminalfig scoundreldelinquente minorile juvenile delinquent* * *◆ s.m. e f. delinquent, criminal; offender: un delinquente nato, a born criminal; una banda di delinquenti, a gang (of criminals); giovani delinquenti, juvenile delinquents: delinquente primario, first offender; delinquente comune, common (o street) criminal.* * *[delin'kwɛnte]sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile1) (criminale) delinquent, criminal2) (mascalzone) crook* * *delinquente/delin'kwεnte/m. e f.1 (criminale) delinquent, criminal2 (mascalzone) crook. -
9 direttissima
f mountaineering shortest or most direct route* * *direttissima s.f.1 ( linea ferroviaria) high-speed line: la direttissima Roma-Firenze, the high-speed line between Rome and Florence2 (dir.): per direttissima, summarily: fu processato per direttissima, he was tried summarily; giudizio, processo per direttissima, summary procedure3 ( alpinismo) shortest route, most direct route.* * *[diret'tissima]sostantivo femminile dir.processo per direttissima — = trial for serious criminal offences when the offender has been caught in the act of the crime
* * *direttissima/diret'tissima/sostantivo f.dir. per direttissima with a summary judgment; processo per direttissima = trial for serious criminal offences when the offender has been caught in the act of the crime. -
10 abituale
usual* * *abituale agg. habitual, usual, customary; regular; (letter.) wonted: un cliente abituale, a regular customer (o an habitué) // (dir.) delinquente abituale, habitual (o persistent) offender, recidivist; con la sua abituale gentilezza, with her wonted kindness.* * *[abitu'ale]1) (solito) [ora, luogo] usual, normal; [ comportamento] habitual, usual; [ uso] frequent2) (assiduo) [cliente, visitatore] regular; (incallito) [ delinquente] habitual* * *abituale/abitu'ale/1 (solito) [ora, luogo] usual, normal; [ comportamento] habitual, usual; [ uso] frequent; nel modo abituale as usual -
11 condannato
condannato agg.1 sentenced, condemned: condannato a morte, sentenced to death2 ( destinato) doomed, destined: condannato alla rovina, doomed to failure // secondo i medici è condannato, in the doctors' opinion he has no hope◆ s.m. offender, condemned man, convict; ( carcerato) prisoner: la cella dei condannati a morte, the condemned cell.* * *[kondan'nato] 1.participio passato condannare2.aggettivo condemned, convicted, sentenced; (destinato) fated, doomed3.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) condemned person* * *condannato/kondan'nato/II aggettivocondemned, convicted, sentenced; (destinato) fated, doomedIII sostantivo m.(f. -a) condemned person. -
12 delinquente incensurato
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13 latitante
m f fugitive* * *latitante agg. (dir.) in hiding, on the run; absconding: è latitante, he is in hiding // classe politica latitante, politicians unwilling to face up to their responsibilities◆ s.m. e f. (dir.) fugitive offender, absconder, fugitive from justice.* * *[lati'tante]1. aggessere latitante — (persona) to be in hiding o on the run, fig to be an absent force, (potere, governo) to be inactive
2. sm/f* * *[lati'tante] 1.aggettivo dir. absconding, fugitive (from justice)2.sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile absconder, fugitive (from justice)* * *latitante/lati'tante/dir. absconding, fugitive (from justice)II m. e f.absconder, fugitive (from justice). -
14 primario
(pl -ri) prime* * *primario agg.1 primary, principal: le primarie autorità, the principal authorities; una questione di primaria importanza, a matter of primary importance // elezioni primarie, primary elections, primaries // scuola primaria, primary school // medico primario, head physician // (dir.) delinquente primario, first offender // (elettr.) avvolgimento primario, primary coil // (chim.): alcol primario, primary alcohol; ammoniaca primaria, primary amine // (geol.): era primaria, primary age (o Primary); rocce primarie, primary rocks2 (econ.) leading, principal, primary, prime, major: industria primaria, leading industry; attività primaria, principal activity; investimento, tasso primario, prime investment, rate◆ s.m.1 head physician2 (elettr.) primary (coil)3 (econ.) primary sector.* * *[pri'marjo] primario -ria, -ri, -rie1. agg1) (funzione, motivo, scopo) main, chief, primary2) Geol2. sm(medico) head o chief physician* * *1.1) (principale) elemental, primarydi -a importanza — of primary o prime importance
2) econ.2.settore primario — primary industry o sector
sostantivo maschile med. top clinician, consultant BE3.* * *primariopl. -ri, - rie /pri'marjo, ri, rje/1 (principale) elemental, primary; di -a importanza of primary o prime importance; colore primario primary colourmed. top clinician, consultant BEIII primarie f.pl.pol. (negli USA) primary election sing. -
15 processo per direttissima
processo per direttissima= trial for serious criminal offences when the offender has been caught in the act of the crime.\ -
16 riabilitare
rehabilitate* * *riabilitare v.tr.1 ( abilitare di nuovo) to re-qualify, to retrain3 (dir.) ( reintegrare nella condizione precedente) to reinstate, to restore: riabilitare qlcu. nei propri diritti, to reinstate s.o. to his rights; riabilitare un condannato, to rehabilitate an offender; riabilitare un fallito, to discharge a bankrupt4 (fig.) ( rimettere in buona fama) to rehabilitate: gli storici hanno riabilitato Riccardo III, historians have rehabilitated Richard III.◘ riabilitarsi v.rifl. (fig.) to rehabilitate oneself; to recover one's reputation, to restore one's good name: grazie a quel gesto riuscì a riabilitare, thanks to that gesture he managed to restore his good name.* * *[riabili'tare]1. vt(gen) to rehabilitate, fig to restore to favour Brit o favor Am2. vr (riabilitarsi)riabilitarsi agli occhi di qn — to redeem o.s. in sb's eyes
* * *[riabili'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (reintegrare) to re-establish, to reinstate2) (socialmente) to rehabilitate3) med. to rehabilitate [ arto]2.* * *riabilitare/riabili'tare/ [1]1 (reintegrare) to re-establish, to reinstate2 (socialmente) to rehabilitate3 med. to rehabilitate [ arto]II riabilitarsi verbo pronominale[ persona] to clear one's name, to recover one's reputation. -
17 contravventore sm/f
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18 delinquente abituale
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19 recidivo sm/f
[retʃi'divo] recidivo (-a)Dir recidivist, second (o habitual) offender -
20 contravventore
contravventore s.m. contravventrice s.f. contravener, infringer, transgressor, violator, offender, trespasser.
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