Crime & Punishment Flashcards

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Arson

Noun uncountable

/ˈɑr sən/

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The criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property

آتش زدن، ایجاد حریق عمدی

The school was destroyed in an arson attack.

  • Arsonist noun countable
    someone who commits the crime of arson
    Arsonists were arrested by police.
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Burglary

bur·glr·ee
Noun countable and uncountable

burglar

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the crime of getting into a building to steal things

دزدی سرقت

Most burglaries occur when a house or apartment is empty.

*charged with burglary

He was charged with burglary.

Burglar is a person who commits burglary.

burglar alarm دزدگیر

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Crime

Noun countable and uncountable

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[uncountable] illegal activities in general

A town with a relatively low crime rate

Don’t use ‘the crime’ when talking about illegal activities in general. You say:
Crime has increased dramatically.
✗Don’t say: The crime has increased dramatically.

[countable] an illegal action, which can be punished by law

men who have been found guilty of violent crimes

  • commit (a) crime
    He insisted that he had not committed any crime
  • carry out a crime
    The boy admitted that he’d carried out the crime.
  • be tough on crime
    سخت گیری در برابر جرم
    Some people believe that being tough on crime will reduce the crime rate

*combat crime مبارزه با جرم
The government has introduced new policies to combat crime in urban areas

  • crime against
    جرم علیه
    Arson is a crime against property
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Fraud
Noun countable and uncountable

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the crime of deceiving people in order to gain something such as money or goods

She was found guilty of fraud.

He committed multiple frauds, including identity theft and insurance fraud.

*Tax, insurance, credit card etc fraud.

*fraudulent adjective
کلاهبردار متقلب فریب آمیز

Some of us know all about that. Fraudulent claims are increasing.

Fraudulent claim ادعای تقلب آمیز

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Vandalism

/ˈvændəl-ɪzəm/

Noun uncountable

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وحشیگری خرابکاری

the crime of deliberately damaging things, especially public property

“Football hooligans committed an act of vandalism after the match.”

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Kidnapping noun
Kidnap verb
Kidnapper noun

American with one p

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آدم ربایی

He was arrested for planning a kidnapping.

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Murder noun c,unc / verb
Murderer noun
Murderous adj
Murderously adv

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قتل آدم کشی
کشتن به قتل رساندن

Verb ,
He was convicted of murdering a policeman.

Noun,
Police are searching for the murder weapon.

*commit (a) murder مرتکب قتل
It’s a serious crime to commit murder and the penalties are severe.

*be guilty of murder
The police believed he was guilty of murder, but they lacked enough evidence for a conviction.

  • accuse somebody of murder
    متهم کردن
    He was accused of both murders.

*charge somebody with murder
Is there enough evidence to charge him with murder?

*investigate a murder

——————————-
his brother’s murderer
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کشنده
a murderous attack

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Pickpocket

Pickpocketing

Noun

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جیب بر
جیب بری

There are a lot of pickpockets in the subway.

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Smuggle verb
Smuggling noun
Smuggler noun

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قاچاق کردن
قاچاق
قاچاقچی

The guns were smuggled across the border.

They claimed the government knew about the arms smuggling.

A drug smuggler

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Swear verb
Swearing noun
Sworn adj , p.p swear

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فحش دادن
ناسزا و فحش
زبان ناسزا

Don’t swear in front of the children.

He was cautioned for swearing.

He was kicked out of the restaurant for using sworn language in front of the children.

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Petty crime

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Trivial

crime that is not very serious

Petty crimes include vandalism, pickpocketing ,

Immigrants were blamed for the increase in petty crime.

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Criminal noun / adjective

ˈkrɪmɪnəl

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صفت : جنایی کیفری گناهکار
اسم: بزهکار جنایتکار

Adj

Experts cannot agree on the causes of criminal behaviour.
I was sure he was involved in some kind of criminal activity.
She has not committed a criminal offence (=a crime).
He was arrested and charged with criminal damage (=damaging someone’s property illegally).

Criminal court, criminal justice system , criminal laws کیفری

Noun: guilty of a crime

Police have described the man as a violent and dangerous criminal.

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Violate verb
Violation noun

Violent adjective
Violence noun

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Verb نقض کردن شکستن
Disobey break

Thirty-four protesters were arrested for violating criminal law.

Violation نقض تخلف تجاوز

a violation of international law

Violent خشن شدید
Violence خشونت شدت

the increase in violent crime

violence against women

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Enforce verb

Enforcement noun

Enforceable adjective

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Implement, apply اجرا کردن وادار کردن مجبور کردن

Governments make laws and the police enforce them.
“Police” is a collective noun but is considered plural in English, meaning we use a plural verb with it.

*enforce a law
He wants the police to enforce the law and arrest the men.

*enforce a rule/regulation
The rules are strictly enforced.

*enforce discipline
You have to enforce classroom discipline or there is chaos.

*enforce sanctions

Enforcement: اجرا انجام فشار
Law enforcement

Justice in Rio is normally so slow that the effect on law enforcement is almost negligible.

Enforceable قابل اجرا

The recommendations are not legally enforceable.

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Conscious adjective
Opposite of unconscious

Consciousness noun
Opposite of unconsciousness

Consciously != unconsciously

Subconscious adjective noun

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Aware آگاه هوشیار not before noun

I became conscious of someone watching me.
I was very conscious of the fact that I had to make a good impression.

Consciousness هوشیاری
Uncountable
David lost consciousness (=went into a deep sleep) at eight o’clock and died a few hours later.

  • lose consciousness
    As she fell, she hit her head and lost consciousness for several minutes.

*return to consciousness

Countable&raquo_space;> a state of consciousness

Subconscious ناخودآگاه نیمه هوشیار
a subconscious fear of failure
ترس ناخودآگاه از شکست

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Elusive adjective

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Difficult to find, difficult to describe, difficult to achieve

گریزان مبهم دشوار سخت فهم

The reasons behind crime remain elusive.

The nature of things was to be elusive.

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Deter verb
dɪˈtɜː

Deterrent noun adjective
Countable

dɪˈterənt

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ترساندن بازداشتن
Syn : put off تو انگلیسی روزمره از این
استفاده میشه
Don’t let a few problems put you off.

  • deter somebody from (doing) something
    The security camera was installed to deter people from stealing.

Deterrent
Noun منع شونده
Adjective بازدارنده منع کننده

*deterrent to/for/against
Noun
Window locks are an effective deterrent against burglars.
The threat of punishment acts as a deterrent to crime.
High prices can be a deterrent to buying luxury items

Adjective
The government implemented deterrent measures against corruption.

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Offend verb
/əˈfend/

Offence (british) offense (anerican) noun

Offensive adjective

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معانی اذیت کردن رنجاندن صدمه زدن میده ولی اینجا ما این معنیش رو بررسی میکنیم ::
Commit a crime

Many of the young men here are likely to offend again.

Offense قانون شکنی
an illegal action or a crime

He had committed the offence of dangerous driving.

Offensive:توهین آمیز
His offensive behavior at the party caused a lot of discomfort

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Prevent verb
Prevention noun
Preventative adjective
Preventable adjective

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Prevention پیشگیری جلوگیری
Prevention of crime, accident

Preventative جلوگیری کننده
Preventable قابل پیشگیری

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Prison noun
Imprison verb
Prisoner noun
Imprisonment noun
ɪmˈprɪzənmənt

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Imprison زندانی کردن

Two of the boys have been imprisoned for theft.

Prisoner زندانی
The organization is arguing for the release of political prisoners

Imprisonment حبس
They were sentenced to 6 years’ imprisonment.

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Convict verb noun

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Verb محکوم کردن متهم کردن

She was convicted of shoplifting
He was convicted on fraud charges.

Convict a criminal یک جنایتکار را محکوم کردن

Noun محکوم مجرم

an escaped convict

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Punish verb
Punishment noun
Punishable adjective

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مجازات کردن تنبیه کردن

They deserve to be punished for putting passengers at risk.

The punishment for treason is death.
*harsh/severe
The court decided the original punishment was too severe.

Punishable مجازات پذیر قابل مجازات
Violation of the act was punishable by a fine of one thousand dollars or imprisonment for one year, or both.

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Impose

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تحمیل کردن

Impose a fine, tax, ban, …

Impose sth on sth

The court can impose a fine.
The government imposed a ban on the sale of ivory.

Sometimes a special tax is imposed on foreign residents.

In everyday English, people usually say put a ban/tax/burden/strain on something rather than impose a ban/tax/burden/strain on something:
The government put a higher tax on cigarettes.

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Law noun

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  • by law طبق قانون
    By law, seat belts must be worn by all passengers.
  • law against قوانین مربوط به
    The laws against drug use were very strict.
  • law of
    the laws of football
  • obey the law
    Citizens have a duty to obey the law.
  • break the law
    Is the company breaking the law?
  • pass a law تصویب کردن قانون
    New Jersey passed a law requiring helmets for scooter riders.
  • make laws قانون وضع کردن
    Part of the function of Parliament is to make laws.
  • enforce the law اجرا کردن قانون
    It is the job of the police to enforce the law.
  • criminal law
    Criminal law contains definitions of such crimes as murder, rape, and robbery.
  • abide by laws , rules /əˈbaɪd/
    رعایت کردن پیروی کردن

If you want to work here, you must abide by the company’s rules.

Citizens must abide by the law to maintain order in society.

law-abiding citizen شهروند قانون مدار
many law-abiding citizens believe that our existing laws are just not tough enough .

*abolish /əˈbɒl ɪʃ/ لغو کردن
The government decided to abolish the death penalty.
Perhaps it’s time to start introducing new laws rather than abolishing them .

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Sentence noun verb
Noun قضاوت رای حکم *get/receive a sentence (also be given a sentence) She was given a three-year prison sentence. Verb: sentence somebody to sth The accused was found guilty of fraud and sentenced to five years in prison.
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Position The accused The judge The jury ˈdʒʊri The prosecutor ˈprɑːsɪkjuːtər The lawyer The victim
The accused that is the person who is on trial The judge decides how a criminal should be punished The jury decides whether the accused is innocent or guilty The prosecutor tries to prove the accused is guilty دادستان؛ وکیلی که از طرف دولت در دادگاه پرونده‌های جنایی را پیگیری می‌کند و مسئول اثبات جرم متهم است The lawyer tries to prove the accused is innocent The victim gives the evidence against the accused
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Accuse verb The accused noun
متهم کردن You accuse someone of doing something: They accused him of cheating. ✗Don’t say: accuse someone to do something He was accused of stealing money from the company. The accused is the person who is on trial