embezzlement
/ɪmˈbez.əl.mənt/Word connections
noun
/ɪmˈbez.əl.mənt/Мошенническое присвоение имущества или денег, вверенных под чью-либо опеку, обычно сотрудником или должностным лицом, для личного использования.
Apropiación fraudulenta de bienes o dinero confiados al cuidado de alguien, generalmente por un empleado o funcionario, para su uso personal.
Action de détourner à son profit des biens, de l'argent ou des valeurs qui ont été confiés à quelqu'un, généralement un employé ou un mandataire, dans le cadre de ses fonctions.
Die unrechtmäßige Aneignung von Geld oder Eigentum, das jemandem anvertraut wurde, meist durch einen Mitarbeiter oder Amtsträger zum persönlichen Vorteil.
Apropriação indevida de dinheiro ou bens que foram confiados a alguém, geralmente por um funcionário ou pessoa em posição de confiança, para uso pessoal.
指受托保管或管理财产、资金的人,通常是员工或公职人员,非法将财物或资金据为己有、挪作私用。
الاستيلاء خيانةً على مال أو ممتلكات مُوكَّلة إلى شخصٍ ما، غالبًا موظف أو مسؤول، لاستعمالها استخدامًا شخصيًّا.
The fraudulent act of taking property or money entrusted to one's care, typically by an employee or official, for personal use.
uncountable
Theft of entrusted fundsC1formallegal
The fraudulent taking of money or property that has been entrusted to one's care, typically by an employer or organization.
Хищение доверенных средств
Malversación de fondos
Détournement de fonds
Veruntreuung anvertrauter Gelder
Apropriação indébita de verbas confiadas
挪用受托资金
اختلاس الأموال المودعة
- The accountant was convicted of embezzlement after stealing over $500,000 from the company.
- Embezzlement is a serious white-collar crime that can result in lengthy prison sentences.
- The charity discovered the embezzlement during a routine financial audit.
- embezzlements plural form
- embezzlements' possessive plural form
- embezzlement's possessive singular form
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