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22 Zuwiderhandelnde
m, f; -n, -n; Amtsspr. offender* * *Zu|wi|der|han|deln|de(r) [tsu'viːdɐhandlndə]mf decl as adj (form)offender, transgressor, violator (esp US)* * *Zu·wi·der·han·deln·de(r)* * * -
23 Missetäter
* * *der Missetäteroffender; wrongdoer; transgressor* * *Mịs|se|tä|ter(in)m(f) (old, liter)culprit; (= Verbrecher auch) wrongdoer* * *Mis·se·tä·ter(in)[ˈmɪsətɛ:tɐ]1. (hum: jd, der etw angestellt hat) culprit* * *der, Missetäterin die (geh. veralt.) malefactor* * ** * *der, Missetäterin die (geh. veralt.) malefactor* * *m.transgressor n.wrongdoer n. -
24 Proband
1. PSYCH., MED. test subject, guinea pig umg.2. JUR. offender on probation, probationer* * *Pro|bạnd [pro'bant]1. m -en, -en[-dn] Pro|ban|din [-'bandɪn]2. f -, -nenguinea pig* * *Pro·band(in)<-en, -en>[proˈbant, pl -ndn̩]1. (Versuchsperson) test person, guinea pig2. (auf Bewährung Verurteilter) offender on probation* * *1. PSYCH, MED test subject, guinea pig umg2. JUR offender on probation, probationer -
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26 Sexualstraftäter
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27 Überzeugungstäter
m: er ist ein Überzeugungstäter he committed the crime out of moral ( oder religious, political) conviction; umg., fig. (handelt aus Überzeugung) he acts on conviction; politischer Überzeugungstäter politically-motivated offender, political criminal* * *Über|zeu|gungs|tä|ter(in)m(f)Überzéúgungstäter sein — to commit an offence (Brit) or offense (US) for political/religious etc reasons
* * *Über·zeu·gungs·tä·ter(in)m(f) JUR offender by conviction; (politisch) political[ly motivated] criminal; (religiös) religious[ly motivated] criminal* * *er ist ein Überzeugungstäter he committed the crime out of moral ( oder religious, political) conviction; umg, fig (handelt aus Überzeugung) he acts on conviction;politischer Überzeugungstäter politically-motivated offender, political criminal -
28 Wiederholungstäterin
Wie|der|ho|lungs|tä|ter(in)m(f) (JUR)(bei erster Wiederholung) second offender; (bei ständiger Wiederholung) persistent offender, recidivist (form)* * * -
29 Hauptschuldiger
Haupt|schul|di|ge(r)mf decl as adjperson mainly to blame or at fault, main offender (ESP JUR)er ist der Háúptschuldige — he is mainly to blame or at fault, he is the main offender (esp Jur)
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30 Einzeltäter
Einzeltäter m RECHT individual offender* * *m < Recht> individual offender* * *Einzeltäter
isolated perpetrator;
• Einzelteil component [part], section, single part;
• Einzelteilfertigung manufacture of single parts;
• Einzelteillager parts inventory;
• Einzeltransport individual shipment (US);
• Einzeltreuhänder sole trustee;
• Einzelunternehmen single enterprise, one-man business (US), sole (single, individual) proprietorship (US);
• Einzelunternehmen in eine Gesellschaft umwandeln to turn the business of a sole proprietor into a partnership (US);
• Einzelunternehmer individual entrepreneur, sole (individual) proprietor (US);
• Einzelunterricht private lessons;
• Einzelunterschrift single signature;
• Einzelveranlagung separate assessment;
• Einzelverbraucher individual consumer;
• Einzelverkauf retail sale (trade), (Kiosk) newsstand sales, (Zeitung) boy sales;
• Einzelverkäufer individual vendor;
• Einzelverkaufspreis retail [selling] price;
• Einzelvermächtnis specific bequest (device), special (specific) legacy;
• Einzelverpackung unit (individual) packing;
• Einzelverpflichtung several covenant;
• Einzelversand single shipment;
• Einzelversicherer individual insurer, underwriting member (Br.);
• Einzelversicherung individual insurance;
• Einzelversicherungspolice specific policy;
• Einzelversicherungsunternehmen private underwriter (US);
• Einzelverträge selbstständig Erwerbstätiger individual employment contract for self-employed workers;
• Einzelverwahrung regular (special, US) deposit;
• Einzelvollmacht specific power of attorney;
• Einzelvorstand governing (sole, individual) director;
• Einzelwährung monometallism;
• Einzelwerbung direct advertising;
• Einzelwerbung durch die Post direct mail advertising (US);
• Einzelwertberichtigung adjustment of value, value adjustment;
• Einzelwirkungsgrad efficiency per unit;
• Einzelzeitverfahren repetitive timing, snapback method;
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35 Gewohnheitstäterin
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36 Gurtmuffel
* * *Gụrt|muf|felm (inf)person who refuses to wear a seat belt* * *Gurt·muf·felm (fam) person who refuses to, or does not like to wear a seat belt* * *ein Gurtmuffel sein auch hate wearing seatbelts -
37 Hangtäterin
Hạng|tä|ter(in)m(f) (JUR)person with criminal tendencies* * *Hangtäter m, Hangtäterin f JUR offender with a disposition to commit more crimes, etwa repeat offender, recidivist geh -
38 Jugendstrafanstalt
f young offender institution, remand centre, Am. juvenile correction facility, reform school altm.* * *die Jugendstrafanstaltdetention centre* * *Ju|gend|straf|an|staltf (form)young offenders' institution (Brit), juvenile correction institution or facility (US)* * *Ju·gend·straf·an·stalt* * *die detention centre* * *Jugendstrafanstalt f young offender institution, remand centre, US juvenile correction facility, reform school obs* * *die detention centre* * *f.juvenile prison n.remand home n. -
39 Jugendstrafe
f detention in a young offender institution (Am. reform school)* * *Ju|gend|stra|fefdetention no art in a young offenders' (Brit) or juvenile correction (US) institution* * *Ju·gend·stra·fef JUR sentence for young offenders* * *die youth custody sentence* * ** * *die youth custody sentence -
40 Kapitalverbrecher
См. также в других словарях:
offender — of·fend·er /ə fen dər/ n: one that commits an offense a repeat offender Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. offender … Law dictionary
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offender — (n.) mid 15c., agent noun from OFFEND (Cf. offend) (v.) … Etymology dictionary
offender — [n] perpetrator con*, convict, criminal, crook, culprit, delinquent, felon, guilty party, guilty person, jailbird*, lawbreaker, malefactor, sinner, suspect, transgressor, wrongdoer; concept 91 … New thesaurus
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offender — noun (C) 1 someone who is guilty of a crime: an institute for young offenders | first offender (=one who has done a criminal action for the first time) 2 someone or something that is the cause of something that is bad: Among causes of air… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
offender */*/ — UK [əˈfendə(r)] / US [əˈfendər] noun [countable] Word forms offender : singular offender plural offenders 1) someone who has committed a crime sex offenders 2) something that is causing a problem Older houses cost a lot to maintain and… … English dictionary
