Crime

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Contents 1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Noun 1.2.1 Related terms 1.2.2 Translations 1.3 See also 2 French 2.1 Pronunciation 2.2 Noun 2.2.1 Related terms

English

Etymology

Latin crimen from cernere

Noun

Crime (plural Crimes)

1. An act violating the law.
2. The practice or habit of committing crimes.

   Crime doesn’t pay.

Related terms

crime against humanity crime index crime mapping crime rate criminal criminal law criminal record

criminology decriminalization international crime organised crime, organized crime sexual crime war crime white collar crime

Translations

Bulgarian: престъпление n. (1) Catalan: crim m. Chinese: 罪, 罪行 Czech: zločin m., trestný čin m. Dutch: misdaad f. (1,2) Esperanto: krimo (1,2) Estonian: kuritegu (1), kuritegevus (2) Finnish: rikos French: crime f. (1,2) German: Verbrechen n. (1) Greek: παρανομία [paˌrano̞ˈmiˌa] f. (1), έγκλημα [ˈe̞(ŋ)ɡliˌma] n. (2), αδίκημα [aˈðiciˌma] n., απάτη [aˈpati] f., κακούργημα [kaˈkurʝiˌma] n. (1, 2) Indonesian: kejahatan

Italian: crimine Japanese: 犯罪 (はんざい, hanzai), 罪 (つみ), 悪事 (あくじ) Lithuanian: nusikaltimas m. Malayalam: kuttam Manchu: weile Persian: بزه (bezeh), جرم (jorm) Polish: przestępstwo n., zbrodnia f. Portuguese: crime m. (1,2) Slovene: zločin m (1,2) Spanish: crimen m. (1,2) Swedish: brott (1) Telugu: నేరము (neramu) (1), నేరప్రవృత్తి (nerapravruthi) (2) Turkish: suç [çu]

See also

• offence
• sin

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French

Pronunciation

• IPA: /kʁim/
• SAMPA: /kRim/

Noun

crime m.

1. crime

   Le crime ne paie pas.

2. murder, homicide

Related terms

criminalité criminel

criminogène criminologie

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