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crime

/kraɪm/

Tradução: Ato ou omissão que constitui violação da lei, podendo ser punido pelo Estado; também se refere a delitos graves e à criminalidade em geral.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/kraɪm/A2formallegal
  • ptAto ou omissão que constitui violação da lei, podendo ser punido pelo Estado; também se refere a delitos graves e à criminalidade em geral.

A noun referring to an action or omission that constitutes an offense that may be prosecuted by the state and is punishable by law.

  1. Illegal activityA2formallegal

    An action or omission that constitutes an offense that may be prosecuted by the state and is punishable by law.

    ptCrime

    • The police are working to reduce crime in the city.
    • He was convicted of a serious crime.
    • Theft is a common crime in many urban areas.

    Sinônimosinfractionmisdeedoffensetransgressionviolationwrongdoing

  2. Specific offenseA2formallegal

    A particular act or instance of breaking the law.

    ptCrime

    • Murder is considered a violent crime.
    • She committed a crime by stealing from the store.
    • The crime rate has increased in this neighborhood.

    Sinônimosbreachinfractionmisdeedoffensetransgressionviolationwrongdoing

  3. Shameful or wrong actB1informal

    An action that is morally wrong or considered unacceptable, even if not illegal.

    ptAto vergonhoso ou errado

    • It's a crime to waste so much food.
    • Leaving a child alone in a car is a crime.
    • He thinks it's a crime to charge so much for a simple service.

    Sinônimosiniquitymisdeedoffensesintransgressionvicewrongwrongdoing

    Antônimosgoodvirtue

Formas
  • crimes plural form
  • crimes' possessive plural form
  • crime's possessive singular form
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