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1 die Strafe
- {forfeit} tiền phạt, tiền bồi thường, vật bị mất, vật bị thiệt, forfeiture - {payment} sự trả tiền, sự nộp tiền, số tiền trả, việc trả công, việc thưởng phạt - {penalty} hình phạt, quả phạt đền, phạt đền - {punishment} sự phạt, sự trừng phạt, sự trừng trị, sự hành hạ, sự ngược đãi - {retribution} sự báo thù, sự khen thưởng, sự đền đáp - {reward} sự thưởng, sự thưởng công, sự báo ơn, sự báo oán, tiền thưởng, vật thưởng, sự hoàn lại tài sản mất - {sentence} câu, sự tuyên án, án, lời phán quyết, ý kiến, châm ngôn = zur Strafe {for punishment}+ = bei Strafe von {under penalty of}+ = die Strafe mildern {to commute}+ = die verdiente Strafe {desert; vengeance}+ = seine Strafe absitzen {to do one's time}+ = eine Strafe auferlegen {to levy a fine}+ = mit einer Strafe belegen {to penalize}+ = jemandem eine Strafe erlassen {to let someone off}+ = Betreten bei Strafe verboten! {trespassers will be prosecuted!}+
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