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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Tatbeteiligte
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Tatbeteiligte
m f
;
Tatbeteiligte
r
m
; Mittäter
m
; Mitschuldige
m f
; Mitschuldiger
m
(wenn bei Tatbegehung nicht anwesend)
jur.
Tatbeteiligte
n
pl
;
Tatbeteiligte
pl
; Mittäter
pl
; Mitschuldigen
pl
; Mitschuldige
pl
accessory (to the crime)
accessories
Tatbeteiligte
m f
;
Tatbeteiligte
r
m
; Mittäter
m
; Mitschuldige
m f
; Mitschuldiger
m
(wenn bei Tatbegehung nicht anwesend)
jur.
Tatbeteiligte
n
pl
;
Tatbeteiligte
pl
; Mittäter
pl
; Mitschuldigen
pl
; Mitschuldige
pl
accessory (to the crime)
accessories
Tatbeteiligte
m f
;
Tatbeteiligte
r
m
; Mittäter
m
; Mitschuldige
m f
; Mitschuldiger
m
(wenn bei Tatbegehung nicht anwesend)
jur.
Tatbeteiligte
n
pl
;
Tatbeteiligte
pl
; Mittäter
pl
; Mitschuldigen
pl
; Mitschuldige
pl
accessory (to the crime)
accessories
Straftäter
m
; Straftäterin
f
; Täter
m
; Täterin
f
; Rechtsbrecher
m
; Delinquent
m
geh.
Ersttäter
m
Wiederholungstäter
m
Mehrfachtäter
m
Gewohnheitstäter
m
Serientäter
m
Schwerverbrecher
m
Gewalttäter
m
jugendlicher Straftäter; straffälliger Jugendlicher
mittelbarer Täter
m
;
Tatbeteiligte
r
m
; Teilnehmer
m
an der Tat; Mitschuldiger
m
jur.
unmittelbarer Täter
offender; delinquent
first offender
repeat offender; persistent offender
multiple offender
habitual offender; chronic offender
serial offender
serious offender
violent offender
teenage delinquent; juvenile delinquent
jur.
accessory (to the crime)
principal in the first degree; principal
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accessory Synonyme
accessory
a party to
abettor
accessary
accession
accessories
accident
accidental
accompaniment
accompanying
accomplice
accomplice in crime
accretion
addenda
addendum
additament
addition
additional
additive
additory
additum
adjunct
adjuvant
adscititious
adventitious
aide
ancillary
annex
annexation
another
appanage
appanages
appendage
appendages
appendant
appendix
appointments
appurtenance
appurtenances
appurtenant
ascititious
assistant
assisting
associated
attachment
attendant
attending
augment
augmentation
auxiliary
belongings
casual
choses
choses in action
choses in possession
choses local
choses transitory
circumstantial
coconspirator
coda
cohort
coincident
collaborator
collateral
colleague
combined
complement
component
concomitant
concurrent
confederate
conjoint
conspirator
contingency
contingent
continuation
contributory
copartner
corollary
correlative
cotenant
coupled
defendant
doodad
engaged
extension
extra
extrapolation
farther
fellow
fellow conspirator
fixture
fortuitous
fostering
fresh
frill
further
happenstance
helper
helping
implicated
incidental
increase
increment
inessential
instrumental
involved
joined
joint
litigant
litigationist
litigator
material things
mere chance
ministerial
ministering
ministrant
more
movables
mutual
new
nonessential
not-self
nurtural
nutricial
offshoot
other
paired
panel
parallel
paraphernalia
partaker
partaking
participant
participating
participative
participator
participatory
parties litigant
partner
party
pendant
perquisites
personal effects
plaintiff
plus
reinforcement
secondary
serving
shareholder
sharer
sharing
side effect
side issue
simultaneous
socius criminis
spare
subordinate
subservient
subsidiary
suitor
superadded
superaddition
superfluous
supernumerary
supervenient
supplement
supplemental
supplementary
surplus
tailpiece
things
trappings
tributary
Tatbeteiligte Definition
Accessory
(
a.
)
Accompanying
as
a
subordinate
Accessories
(
pl.
)
of
Accessory
Accessory
(
n.
)
That
which
belongs
to
something
else
deemed
the
principal
Accessory
(
n.
)
Same
as
Accessary,
n.
Accessory
(
n.
)
Anything
that
enters
into
a
work
of
art
without
being
indispensably
necessary,
as
mere
ornamental
parts.
Crime
(
n.
)
Any
violation
of
law,
either
divine
or
human
Crime
(
n.
)
Gross
violation
of
human
law,
in
distinction
from
a
misdemeanor
or
trespass,
or
other
slight
offense.
Hence,
also,
any
aggravated
offense
against
morality
or
the
public
welfare
Crime
(
n.
)
Any
great
wickedness
or
sin
Crime
(
n.
)
That
which
occasion
crime.
accessory (to the crime) / accessories Bedeutung
crime
offense
criminal
offense
criminal
offence
offence
law-breaking
(criminal
law)
an
act
punishable
by
law,
usually
considered
an
evil
act,
a
long
record
of
crimes
crime
an
evil
act
not
necessarily
punishable
by
law,
crimes
of
the
heart
Had
crime
(Islam)
serious
crimes
committed
by
Muslims
and
punishable
by
punishments
established
in
the
Koran,
Had
crimes
include
apostasy
from
Islam
and
murder
and
theft
and
adultery
sexual
assault
sexual
abuse
sex
crime
sex
offense
a
statutory
offense
that
provides
that
it
is
a
crime
to
knowingly
cause
another
person
to
engage
in
an
unwanted
sexual
act
by
force
or
threat,
most
states
have
replaced
the
common
law
definition
of
rape
with
statutes
defining
sexual
assault
Tazir
crime
(Islam)
minor
crimes
committed
by
Muslims,
crimes
that
are
not
mentioned
in
the
Koran
so
judges
are
free
to
punish
the
offender
in
any
appropriate
way,
in
some
Islamic
nations
Tazir
crimes
are
set
by
legislation
vice
crime
a
vice
that
is
illegal
victimless
crime
an
act
that
is
legally
a
crime
but
that
seem
to
have
no
victims,
he
considers
prostitution
to
be
a
victimless
crime
war
crime
a
crime
committed
in
wartime,
violation
of
rules
of
war
accessory
appurtenance
supplement
add-on
a
supplementary
component
that
improves
capability
accessory
accoutrement
accouterment
clothing
that
is
worn
or
carried,
but
not
part
of
your
main
clothing
auto
accessory
an
accessory
for
an
automobile
computer
accessory
an
accessory
for
a
computer,
when
you
add
in
all
the
computer
accessories
you
are
going
to
need
the
computer
gets
pretty
expensive
accessory
cephalic
vein
vena
cephalica
accessoria
a
vein
that
passes
along
the
radial
edge
of
the
forearm
and
joins
the
cephalic
vein
near
the
elbow
accessory
hemiazygos
vein
accessory
hemiazygous
vein
vena
hemiazygos
accessoria
a
vein
formed
by
the
union
of
the
th
to
th
posterior
intercostal
veins,
empties
into
the
azygos
vein
accessory
vertebral
vein
vena
vertebralis
accessoria
a
vein
that
accompanies
the
vertebral
vein
but
passes
through
the
foramen
of
the
transverse
process
of
the
th
cervical
vertebra
and
empties
into
the
brachiocephalic
vein
accessory
nerve
spinal
accessory
nervus
accessorius
eleventh
cranial
nerve
arises
from
two
sets
of
roots
(cranial
and
spinal)
that
unite
to
form
the
nerve
crime
wave
a
sudden
rise
in
the
crime
rate
organized
crime
gangland
gangdom
underworld
organizations
syndicate
crime
syndicate
mob
family
a
loose
affiliation
of
gangsters
in
charge
of
organized
criminal
activities
United
Nations
Office
for
Drug
Control
and
Crime
Prevention
DCCP
an
agency
of
the
United
Nations
that
promotes
drug
control
and
crime
prevention
United
Nations
Crime
Prevention
and
Criminal
Justice
Centre
for
International
Crime
Prevention
the
United
Nations
office
responsible
for
crime
prevention
and
criminal
justice
and
law
reform
accessory
accessary
someone
who
helps
another
person
commit
a
crime
accessory
after
the
fact
a
person
who
gives
assistance
or
comfort
to
someone
known
to
be
a
felon
or
known
to
be
sought
in
connection
with
the
commission
of
a
felony
accessory
before
the
fact
a
person
who
procures
or
advises
or
commands
the
commission
of
a
felony
but
who
is
not
present
at
its
perpetration
accessory
during
the
fact
a
person
who
witnesses
a
crime
but
does
not
try
to
prevent
it
confederate
collaborator
henchman
partner
in
crime
someone
who
assists
in
a
plot
accessory
fruit
pseudocarp
fruit
containing
much
fleshy
tissue
besides
that
of
the
ripened
ovary,
as
apple
or
strawberry
crime
rate
the
ratio
of
crimes
in
an
area
to
the
population
of
that
area,
expressed
per
population
per
year
accessory
adjunct
ancillary
adjuvant
appurtenant
auxiliary
furnishing
added
support,
an
ancillary
pump,
an
adjuvant
discipline
to
forms
of
mysticism,
The
mind
and
emotions
are
auxiliary
to
each
other
accessary
accessory
aiding
and
abetting
in
a
crime,
he
was
charged
with
being
accessory
to
the
crime
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