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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Tatprovokation
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Tatprovokation
f
(Verleitung zu einer Straftat)
jur.
polizeiliche staatliche
Tatprovokation
entrapment (inducing sb. to commit an offence)
police government entrapment
Tatprovokation
f
(Verleitung zu einer Straftat)
jur.
polizeiliche staatliche
Tatprovokation
entrapment (inducing sb. to commit an offence)
police government entrapment
Tatprovokation
f
(Verleitung zu einer Straftat)
jur.
polizeiliche staatliche
Tatprovokation
entrapment (inducing sb. to commit an offence)
police government entrapment
Deutsche
Tatprovokation Synonyme
Englische
entrapment Synonyme
entrapment
agacerie
allure
allurement
appeal
attraction
attractiveness
bamboozlement
befooling
beguilement
beguiling
bewitchery
bewitchment
blandishment
bluffing
cajolery
calculated deception
captivation
charisma
charm
charmingness
circumvention
come-hither
conning
deceiving
deception
deceptiveness
defrauding
delusion
delusiveness
dupery
enchantment
enmeshment
ensnarement
entanglement
enthrallment
enticement
fallaciousness
fallacy
falseness
fascination
flimflam
flimflammery
flirtation
fond illusion
fooling
forbidden fruit
glamour
hallucination
hoodwinking
illusion
inducement
interest
inveiglement
invitation
kidding
magnetism
mirage
outwitting
overreaching
phantasm
putting on
seducement
seduction
seductiveness
self-deception
sex appeal
snaring
snow job
song and dance
spoofery
spoofing
subterfuge
swindling
tantalization
temptation
trickiness
tricking
victimization
vision
willful misconception
winning ways
winsomeness
wishful thinking
witchery
wooing
Tatprovokation Definition
Commit
(
v.
t.)
To
give
in
trust
Commit
(
v.
t.)
To
put
in
charge
of
a
jailor
Commit
(
v.
t.)
To
do
Commit
(
v.
t.)
To
join
for
a
contest
Commit
(
v.
t.)
To
pledge
or
bind
Commit
(
v.
t.)
To
confound.
Commit
(
v.
i.)
To
sin
Government
(
n.
)
The
act
of
governing
Government
(
n.
)
The
mode
of
governing
Government
(
n.
)
The
right
or
power
of
governing
Government
(
n.
)
The
person
or
persons
authorized
to
administer
the
laws
Government
(
n.
)
The
body
politic
governed
by
one
authority
Government
(
n.
)
Management
of
the
limbs
or
body.
Government
(
n.
)
The
influence
of
a
word
in
regard
to
construction,
requiring
that
another
word
should
be
in
a
particular
case.
Inducing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Induce
Offence
(
n.
)
See
Offense.
Offence
(
n.
)
The
act
of
offending
in
any
sense
Offence
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
offended
or
displeased
Offence
(
n.
)
A
cause
or
occasion
of
stumbling
or
of
sin.
Police
(
n.
)
A
judicial
and
executive
system,
for
the
government
of
a
city,
town,
or
district,
for
the
preservation
of
rights,
order,
cleanliness,
health,
etc.,
and
for
the
enforcement
of
the
laws
and
prevention
of
crime
Police
(
n.
)
That
which
concerns
the
order
of
the
community
Police
(
n.
)
The
organized
body
of
civil
officers
in
a
city,
town,
or
district,
whose
particular
duties
are
the
preservation
of
good
order,
the
prevention
and
detection
of
crime,
and
the
enforcement
of
the
laws.
Police
(
n.
)
Military
police,
the
body
of
soldiers
detailed
to
preserve
civil
order
and
attend
to
sanitary
arrangements
in
a
camp
or
garrison.
Police
(
n.
)
The
cleaning
of
a
camp
or
garrison,
or
the
state
/
a
camp
as
to
cleanliness.
Police
(
v.
t.)
To
keep
in
order
by
police.
Police
(
v.
t.)
To
make
clean
Self-government
(
n.
)
The
act
of
governing
one's
self,
or
the
state
of
being
governed
by
one's
self
Self-government
(
n.
)
Hence,
government
of
a
community,
state,
or
nation
by
the
joint
action
of
the
mass
of
people
constituting
such
a
civil
body
entrapment (inducing sb. to commit an offence) / police government entrapment Bedeutung
inducement
inducing
act
of
bringing
about
a
desired
result,
inducement
of
sleep
police
work
police
investigation
the
investigation
of
criminal
activities
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
statutory
offense
statutory
offence
regulatory
offense
regulatory
offence
crimes
created
by
statutes
and
not
by
common
law
police
action
a
local
military
action
without
declaration
of
war,
against
violators
of
international
peace
and
order
offense
offence
offensive
the
action
of
attacking
an
enemy
government
governing
governance
government
activity
administration
the
act
of
governing,
exercising
authority,
regulations
for
the
governing
of
state
prisons,
he
had
considerable
experience
of
government
entrapment
a
defense
that
claims
the
defendant
would
not
have
broken
the
law
if
not
tricked
into
doing
it
by
law
enforcement
officials
discourtesy
offense
offence
offensive
activity
a
lack
of
politeness,
a
failure
to
show
regard
for
others,
wounding
the
feelings
or
others
German
shepherd
German
shepherd
dog
German
police
dog
alsatian
breed
of
large
shepherd
dogs
used
in
police
work
and
as
a
guide
for
the
blind
police
dog
any
dog
trained
to
assist
police
especially
in
tracking
abortifacient
aborticide
abortion-inducing
drug
a
drug
(or
other
chemical
agent)
that
causes
abortion
cruiser
police
cruiser
patrol
car
police
car
prowl
car
squad
car
a
car
in
which
policemen
cruise
the
streets,
equipped
with
radiotelephonic
communications
to
headquarters
government
building
a
building
that
houses
a
branch
of
government
government
office
an
office
where
government
employees
work
police
boat
a
boat
used
by
harbor
police
police
station
police
headquarters
station
house
a
station
that
serves
as
headquarters
for
police
in
a
particular
district,
serves
as
a
place
from
which
policemen
are
dispatched
and
to
which
arrested
persons
are
brought
police
van
police
wagon
paddy
wagon
patrol
wagon
wagon
black
Maria
van
used
by
police
to
transport
prisoners
government
(government)
the
system
or
form
by
which
a
community
or
other
political
unit
is
governed,
tyrannical
government
politics
political
science
government
the
study
of
government
of
states
and
other
political
units
blotter
day
book
police
blotter
rap
sheet
charge
sheet
the
daily
written
record
of
events
(as
arrests)
in
a
police
station
umbrage
offense
offence
a
feeling
of
anger
caused
by
being
offended,
he
took
offence
at
my
question
government
authorities
regime
the
organization
that
is
the
governing
authority
of
a
political
unit,
the
government
reduced
taxes,
the
matter
was
referred
to
higher
authorities
federal
government
a
government
with
strong
central
powers
government-in-exile
a
temporary
government
moved
to
or
formed
in
a
foreign
land
by
exiles
who
hope
to
rule
when
their
country
is
liberated
local
government
the
government
of
a
local
area
military
government
stratocracy
government
by
the
military
and
an
army
police
squad
squad
a
small
squad
of
policemen
trained
to
deal
with
a
particular
kind
of
crime
offense
offence
the
team
that
has
the
ball
(or
puck)
and
is
trying
to
score
government
department
a
department
of
government
local
department
department
of
local
government
a
permanent
department
created
to
perform
the
work
of
a
local
government
police
department
the
department
of
local
government
concerned
with
enforcing
the
law
and
preventing
crime
federal
department
federal
office
department
of
the
federal
government
a
department
of
the
federal
government
of
the
United
States
Government
Accounting
Office
GAO
United
States
Government
Accounting
Office
an
independent
nonpartisan
federal
agency
that
acts
as
the
investigative
arm
of
Congress
making
the
executive
branch
accountable
to
Congress
and
the
government
accountable
to
citizens
of
the
United
States
puppet
government
puppet
state
pupet
regime
a
government
that
is
appointed
by
and
whose
affairs
are
directed
by
an
outside
authority
that
may
impose
hardships
on
those
governed
police
police
force
constabulary
law
the
force
of
policemen
and
officers,
the
law
came
looking
for
him
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
RCMP
Mounties
the
federal
police
force
of
Canada
military
police
MP
a
military
corps
that
enforces
discipline
and
guards
prisoners
secret
police
a
police
force
that
operates
in
secrecy
(usually
against
persons
suspected
of
treason
or
sedition)
municipal
government
the
government
of
a
municipality
state
government
the
government
of
a
state
in
the
United
States
police
academy
an
academy
for
training
police
officers
police
court
a
court
that
has
power
to
prosecute
for
minor
offenses
and
to
bind
over
for
trial
in
a
superior
court
anyone
accused
of
serious
offenses
agency
federal
agency
government
agency
bureau
office
authority
an
administrative
unit
of
government,
the
Central
Intelligence
Agency,
the
Census
Bureau,
Office
of
Management
and
Budget,
Tennessee
Valley
Authority
United
States
government
United
States
U.S.
government
US
Government
U.S.
the
executive
and
legislative
and
judicial
branches
of
the
federal
government
of
the
United
States
United
States
Government
Printing
Office
US
Government
Printing
Office
Government
Printing
Office
GPO
an
agency
of
the
legislative
branch
that
provides
printing
and
binding
services
for
Congress
and
the
departments
and
establishments
of
the
federal
government
government
officials
officialdom
people
elected
or
appointed
to
administer
a
government
political
system
form
of
government
the
members
of
a
social
organization
who
are
in
power
police
state
a
country
that
maintains
repressive
control
over
the
people
by
means
of
police
(especially
secret
police)
police
precinct
a
precinct
in
which
law
enforcement
is
the
responsibility
of
particular
police
force
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