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Definition
Synonym
kriminellere
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
kriminellere
more criminal
kriminellere
more criminal
kriminell, verbrecherisch
adj
krimineller
am kriminellsten
eine kriminelle Neigung
criminal
more criminal
most criminal
a criminal twist
(kriminell) rückfällig werden
to relapse into crime
schlichtweg
adv
Sie gaben es schlichtweg zu.
Das ist schlichtweg kriminell.
simply, just
They simply admitted it.
That's just plain criminal.
sträflich, kriminell
adj
wanton
kriminell, verbrecherisch
criminal
sich betätigen
v
; etw. betreiben
v
sich betätigend; betreibend
sich betätigt; betrieben
einer Tätigkeit nachgehen; eine Tätigkeit ausüben
Forschung betreiben
Politik machen
sich politisch betätigen
sich kriminell betätigen
Nur 15% der Erwachsenen betreiben regelmäßig Sport.
to engage in sth. in doing sth.
engaging in
engaged in
to engage in an activity
to engage in research
to engage in policy-making
to engage in politics
to engage in criminal activities
Only 15% of adults regularly engage in sports (activities).
kriminell; verbrecherisch
adj
krimineller
am kriminellsten
eine kriminelle Neigung
criminal
more criminal
most criminal
a criminal twist
(kriminell) rückfällig werden
v
to relapse into crime
schlichtweg
adv
Sie gaben es schlichtweg zu.
Das ist schlichtweg kriminell.
simply; just; as such; per se
They simply admitted it.
That's just plain criminal.
vorbelastet sein
v
(Person)
kriminell vorbelastet sein
gesundheitlich vorbelastet sein
psychisch vorbelastet sein
to have a past to contend with; to have an incriminating background past history (person)
to have a criminal background past
to have a medical history
to have a history of psychological problems
etw. anfangen
v
; sich etw. angewöhnen
v
anfangend; sich angewöhnend
angefangen; sich angegewöhnt
kriminell werden
to take to sth.
taking to
taken to
to take to a life of crime
verbrecherisch; kriminell; delinquent
adm.
adj
eine kriminelle Neigung
criminal; law-breaking
a criminal twist
vorbelastet sein
v
(Person)
kriminell vorbelastet sein
gesundheitlich vorbelastet sein
psychisch vorbelastet sein
to have a past to contend with; to have an incriminating background past history (person)
to have a criminal background past
to have a medical history
to have a history of psychological problems
Anzeichen
n
; Anhaltspunkt
m
(für etw.)
Es gibt Anzeichen dafür dass der Eindringling ein polizeibekannter Einbrecher war.
Es gab zu keinem Zeitpunkt Anhaltspunkte für kriminelle Handlungen.
suggestion (of sth.)
There's some suggestion that the intruder was a criminally known burglar.
There was never any suggestion of criminal involvement.
Gruppierung
f
(Personengruppe)
Gruppierungen
pl
kriminelle Gruppierung
bewaffnete Gruppierung
f
group
groups
criminal group
armed group
etw. auskundschaften; etw. ausspähen; etw. erkunden
v
auskundschaftend; ausspähend
ausgekundschaftet; ausgespäht
kundschaftet aus; späht aus
kundschaftete aus; erkundete; spähte aus
nach etwas Ausschau halten
auf Talentsuche sein
Die Kinder sahen sich inzwischen nach Brennholz um.
Wir waren auf feindlichem Gebiet auf Erkundung.
Es könnten Kriminelle sein die Einbruchsobjekte ausspähen.
Amerikanische Firmen wollen die Marktchancen in Georgien erkunden.
to scout sth.; to scout out sth.
scouting; scouting out
scouted; scouted out
scouts; scouts out
scouted; scouted out
to scout for sth.
to be scouting for new talent
Meanwhile the children were scouting (a)round for wood for the fire.
We were scouting inside enemy territory.
They might be criminals scouting for burglary targets.
American companies are keen on scouting (out) business opportunities in Georgia.
eigentlich
adv
(Frage nach Grundsätzlichem)
Kannst du eigentlich blind tippen?
Wie war eigentlich das Konzert?
Von wem stammt eigentlich die Idee?
Hast du eigentlich noch das Original?
Du Papa was sind eigentlich Kriminelle?
Was willst du eigentlich?
Wem gehört eigentlich dieses Haus?
Was hat er eigentlich?
by the way; incidentally (prepositive); exactly; anyway (postpositive)
By the way can you touch-type?
Incidentally how was the concert?
Who originated the idea by the way?
Incidentally do you still have the original?
Dad what exactly are criminals?; Dad what are criminals anyway?
What exactly do you want?; What's bothering you anyway?
Whose house is this anyway?
What's the matter with him anyway?
fast nie; fast gar nicht; nie; niemals
Er ist fast nie zu Hause.
Du hast ja fast nichts gegessen.
Ich höre das so oft dass ich es fast schon selbst glaube.
Das sind dubiose - ich möchte fast sagen kriminelle - Methoden.
hardly ever; almost never
He is hardly ever almost never at home.
You've hardly scarcely eaten anything.
I hear it so often that I've almost come to believe it myself.
These are dubious - I would almost say criminal - methods.
das Umfeld einer Person Sache bilden; im Zusammenhang mit einer Person Sache stehen
v
übtr.
der Literaturkreis um den Verleger John Chapman
kriminelle Machenschaften im Zusammenhang mit seinem Tod
Um seinen Erfolg ranken sich viele Mythen.
to surround a person matter
fig.
the literary group surrounding the publisher John Chapman
criminal activity surrounding his death
There are many myths surrounding his success.
sein Äußerstes versuchen; sein Unwesen treiben; wüten
v
Kriminelle treiben ihr Unwesen
Krankheiten wüten
Die Kritiker können mich ruhig in der Luft zerreißen, ich verkrafte das.
to do your worst
criminals do their worst
diseases do their worst
Let the critics do their worst, I can take it.
Anzeichen
n
; Anhaltspunkt
m
(für etw.)
Es gibt Anzeichen dafür, dass der Eindringling ein polizeibekannter Einbrecher war.
Es gab zu keinem Zeitpunkt Anhaltspunkte für kriminelle Handlungen.
suggestion (of sth.)
There's some suggestion that the intruder was a criminally known burglar.
There was never any suggestion of criminal involvement.
etw. auskundschaften; etw. ausspähen; etw. erkunden
v
auskundschaftend; ausspähend
ausgekundschaftet; ausgespäht
kundschaftet aus; späht aus
kundschaftete aus; erkundete; spähte aus
nach etwas Ausschau halten
auf Talentsuche sein
Die Kinder sahen sich inzwischen nach Brennholz um.
Wir waren auf feindlichem Gebiet auf Erkundung.
Es könnten Kriminelle sein, die Einbruchsobjekte ausspähen.
Amerikanische Firmen wollen die Marktchancen in Georgien erkunden.
to scout sth.; to scout out sth.
scouting; scouting out
scouted; scouted out
scouts; scouts out
scouted; scouted out
to scout for sth.
to be scouting for new talent
Meanwhile the children were scouting (a)round for wood for the fire.
We were scouting inside enemy territory.
They might be criminals scouting for burglary targets.
American companies are keen on scouting (out) business opportunities in Georgia.
eigentlich
adv
(Frage nach Grundsätzlichem)
Kannst du eigentlich blind tippen?
Wie war eigentlich das Konzert?
Von wem stammt eigentlich die Idee?
Hast du eigentlich noch das Original?
Du Papa, was sind eigentlich Kriminelle?
Was willst du eigentlich?
Wem gehört eigentlich dieses Haus?
Was hat er eigentlich?
by the way; incidentally (prepositive); exactly; anyway (postpositive)
By the way, can you touch-type?
Incidentally, how was the concert?
Who originated the idea, by the way?
Incidentally, do you still have the original?
Dad, what exactly are criminals?; Dad, what are criminals anyway?
What exactly do you want?; What's bothering you anyway?
Whose house is this anyway?
What's the matter with him anyway?
fast nie; fast gar nicht; nie; niemals
Er ist fast nie zu Hause.
Du hast ja fast nichts gegessen.
Ich höre das so oft, dass ich es fast schon selbst glaube.
Das sind dubiose – ich möchte fast sagen kriminelle – Methoden.
hardly ever; almost never
He is hardly ever almost never at home.
You've hardly scarcely eaten anything.
I hear it so often that I've almost come to believe it myself.
These are dubious – I would almost say criminal – methods.
Verbrecherorganisation
f
; kriminelle Vereinigung
f
criminal organization; criminal association
Bloßstellung
f
; Enttarnung
f
(von jdm.); Enthüllung
f
; Aufdeckung
f
(von etw.)
Aufdeckung einer Verschwörung
Enthüllung seiner kriminellen Vergangenheit
Sie drohten mich öffentlich bloßzustellen.
exposure (of sb. sth.)
exposure of a plot
exposure of his criminal past
They threatened me with public exposure.
Tour
f
; Streifzug
m
Expansionstour
f
; Einkaufstour
f
(einer Firma)
Einbruchstour
f
Beutezug
m
(eines Kriminellen)
spree
acquisition spree (of a company)
burglary spree
crime spree
etw. aufdecken; zum Vorschein bringen
v
übtr.
aufdeckend; zum Vorschein bringend
aufgedeckt; zum Vorschein gebracht
einen kriminellen Plan aufdecken
to uncover sth.
fig.
uncovering
uncovered
to uncover a criminal plot
für sich allein; einsam
adj
Rentner und alleinstehende Frauen sind ein bevorzugtes Ziel von Kriminellen.
lone
Pensioners and lone women are a preferred target of criminals.
Bloßstellung
f
; Enttarnung
f
(von jdm.); Enthüllung
f
; Aufdeckung
f
(von etw.)
Aufdeckung einer Verschwörung
Enthüllung seiner kriminellen Vergangenheit
Sie drohten, mich öffentlich bloßzustellen.
exposure (of sb. sth.)
exposure of a plot
exposure of his criminal past
They threatened me with public exposure.
Opfer krimineller Übergriffe werden; in die Fänge von Kriminellen geraten
v
to be victimized (by criminals)
Am.
(gesetzlicher) Straftatbestand
m
; strafbarer Tatbestand
m
; Tatbestand
m
; Tatbild
n
Ös.
jur.
ein strafbarer Tatbestand sein; als Straftatbestand gelten
einen neuen Straftatbestand „Suizidbeihilfe“ schaffen
Teil des Tatbestands sein
In diesem Tatbestand ist ein breites Spektrum kriminellen Verhaltens zusammengefasst.
statutory definition of the (criminal) offence; criminal offence
to constitute a criminal offence
to create a new offence of "abetting suicide"
to be included in the statutory definition of the offence
The statutory definition the offense captures a wide spectrum of criminal conduct.
Vertrauensperson
f
VP ; V-Person
f
; Vertrauensmann
m
; Verbindungsmann
m
; V-Mann
m
; Konfident
m
Ös.
(ständiger Informant der Behörden aus der kriminellen Szene)
Vertrauenspersonen
pl
; V-Personen
pl
; Vertrauensmänner
pl
; Verbindungsmänner
pl
; V-Männer
pl
; Konfidenten
pl
confidential informant; criminal informant CI ; confidential human source CHS
Am.
confidential informants; criminal informants; confidential human sources
krimineller Ãœbergriff
m
(auf jdn.); Schädigung
f
(von jdm. durch eine Straftat)
Schutz vor kriminellen Ãœbergriffen
die Zahl erfolgreicher Phishing-Angriffe verringern
crime victimization; victimization (of sb. by a criminal act)
Am.
protection against victimization
to reduce phishing victimization
Überzeugungstäter
m
; Überzeugungstäterin
f
ein Überzeugungstäter sein (Krimineller)
ein Überzeugungstäter sein
übtr.
politischer Überzeugungstäter
offender who has acted on grounds of conscience
to commit offences out of conviction
to act on conviction
politically motivated offender
Krimineller
m
, der Geld(er) unterschlägt unterschlagen hat
embezzler; defalcator; peculator
formal
kriminellere
more criminal
(kriminelles) Auslesen
n
von Daten (auf Zahlkarten)
skimming (crime)
kriminellste
most criminal
Deutsche
kriminellere Synonyme
Englische
more criminal Synonyme
more
a certain number
a few
above
accessory
added
additional
additionally
again
all included
along
also
altogether
among other things
ancillary
and all
and also
and so
another
as well
au reste
auxiliary
beside
besides
better
beyond
certain
collateral
composite
contributory
else
en plus
ever
more
extra
farther
for lagniappe
fresh
further
further
more
greater and greater
growingly
in addition
increasingly
inter alia
into the bargain
item
likewise
more
and
more
more
than one
more
over
new
nonuniqueness
not singular
numerous
numerousness
on and on
on the side
on top of
other
over
plural
pluralism
pluralistic
plurality
pluralness
plurative
plus
several
similarly
some
spare
supernumerary
supplemental
supplementary
surplus
then
therewith
to boot
too
ulterior
variety
various
yet
more
or less
about
all but
almost
approximately
approximatively
as good as
circa
fairly
for practical purposes
generally
generally speaking
in round numbers
just about
kind of
moderately
most
nearly
plus ou moins
practically
pretty
rather
roughly
roughly speaking
roundly
say
some
something
sort of
well-nigh
more
than enough
abundance
affluence
ample sufficiency
ampleness
amplitude
avalanche
bellyful
beyond measure
bonanza
bountifulness
bountiousness
bumper crop
copiousness
deluge
embarras de richesses
engorgement
enough
extravagance
extravagancy
extravagantly
exuberance
fertility
fill
flood
flow
foison
full measure
fullness
generosity
generousness
glut
great abundance
great plenty
gush
inundation
landslide
lavishly
lavishness
liberality
liberalness
lots
luxuriance
maximum
money to burn
much
myriad
myriads
numerousness
opulence
opulency
out of measure
outpouring
overabundance
overabundantly
overaccumulation
overbounteousness
overcopiousness
overdose
overflow
overlavishness
overluxuriance
overmeasure
overmuchness
overnumerousness
overplentifulness
overplenty
overpopulation
overprofusion
oversufficiency
oversupply
plenitude
plenteousness
plentifully
plentifulness
plenty
plethora
prevalence
prodigality
prodigally
productiveness
profuseness
profusion
quantities
redundancy
repleteness
repletion
rich harvest
rich vein
richness
riot
riotousness
satiation
satiety
satisfaction
saturatedness
saturation
saturation point
scads
shower
skinful
snootful
spate
stream
substantiality
substantialness
superabundance
superabundantly
superflux
supersaturation
surfeit
teemingness
wealth
without measure
more
over
above
additionally
again
all included
also
altogether
among other things
and all
and also
and so
as well
au reste
beside
besides
beyond
else
en plus
extra
farther
for lagniappe
further
further
more
in addition
inter alia
into the bargain
item
likewise
more
on the side
on top of
over
plus
similarly
then
therewith
to boot
too
yet
more
s
Weltanschauung
acculturation
amenities
bon ton
civilities
civility
civilization
climate
climate of opinion
comity
complex
conformity
consuetude
convention
courtliness
cultural drift
culture
culture area
culture center
culture complex
culture conflict
culture contact
culture pattern
culture trait
custom
decencies
decorum
dictates of society
diplomatic code
elegance
elegancies
established way
ethos
etiquette
exquisite manners
fashion
folkway
folkways
formalities
good form
good manners
ideology
intellectual climate
key trait
manner
manners
moral climate
morality
morals
natural politeness
norms
observance
point of etiquette
politeness
politesse
practice
praxis
prescription
proper thing
proprieties
protocol
punctilio
quiet good manners
ritual
rules of conduct
social code
social conduct
social convention
social graces
social procedures
social usage
society
spiritual climate
standard behavior
standard usage
standing custom
the conventions
the
more
s
the proprieties
the right things
time-honored practice
tradition
trait
trait-complex
usage
use
way
what is done
wont
wonting
world view
kriminellere Definition
Criminal
(
a.
)
Guilty
of
crime
or
sin.
Criminal
(
a.
)
Involving
a
crime
Criminal
(
a.
)
Relating
to
crime
Criminal
(
n.
)
One
who
has
commited
a
crime
more criminal Bedeutung
criminal
negligence
culpable
negligence
(law)
recklessly
acting
without
reasonable
caution
and
putting
another
person
at
risk
of
injury
or
death
(or
failing
to
do
something
with
the
same
consequences)
maintenance
criminal
maintenance
the
unauthorized
interference
in
a
legal
action
by
a
person
having
no
interest
in
it
(as
by
helping
one
party
with
money
or
otherwise
to
continue
the
action)
so
as
to
obstruct
justice
or
promote
unnecessary
litigation
or
unsettle
the
peace
of
the
community,
unlike
champerty,
criminal
maintenance
does
not
necessarily
involve
personal
profit
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
criminal
possession
(law)
possession
for
which
criminal
sanctions
are
provided
because
the
property
may
not
lawfully
be
possessed
or
may
not
be
possessed
under
certain
circumstances
unlawful
carnal
knowledge
criminal
congress
forbidden
or
tabu
sexual
intercourse
between
individuals
adultery
criminal
conversation
fornication
extramarital
sex
that
willfully
and
maliciously
interferes
with
marriage
relations,
adultery
is
often
cited
as
grounds
for
divorce
criminal
contempt
an
act
of
disrespect
that
impedes
the
administration
of
justice
criminal
suit
a
lawsuit
alleging
violations
of
criminal
law
by
the
defendant
prosecution
criminal
prosecution
the
institution
and
conduct
of
legal
proceedings
against
a
defendant
for
criminal
behavior
United
States
Army
Criminal
Investigation
Laboratory
U.S.
Army
Criminal
Investigation
Laboratory
US
Army
Criminal
Investigation
Laboratory
USACIL
a
defense
laboratory
of
the
Criminal
Investigation
Command,
the
United
States
Army's
primary
forensic
laboratory
in
support
of
criminal
intelligence
criminal
record
record
a
list
of
crimes
for
which
an
accused
person
has
been
previously
convicted,
he
ruled
that
the
criminal
record
of
the
defendant
could
not
be
disclosed
to
the
court,
the
prostitute
had
a
record
a
mile
long
criminal
law
the
body
of
law
dealing
with
crimes
and
their
punishment
Criminal
Investigation
Command
CID
the
United
States
Army's
principal
law
enforcement
agency
responsible
for
the
conduct
of
criminal
investigations
for
all
levels
of
the
Army
anywhere
in
the
world
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
criminal
court
a
court
having
jurisdiction
over
criminal
cases
Criminal
Intelligence
Services
of
Canada
CISC
an
agency
of
the
Canadian
government
that
unifies
the
intelligence
units
of
Canadian
law
enforcement
agencies
criminal
felon
crook
outlaw
malefactor
someone
who
has
committed
a
crime
or
has
been
legally
convicted
of
a
crime
desperado
desperate
criminal
a
bold
outlaw
(especially
on
the
American
frontier)
recidivist
repeater
habitual
criminal
someone
who
is
repeatedly
arrested
for
criminal
behavior
(especially
for
the
same
criminal
behavior)
war
criminal
an
offender
who
violates
international
law
during
times
of
war
criminal
guilty
of
crime
or
serious
offense,
criminal
in
the
sight
of
God
and
man
criminal
felonious
involving
or
being
or
having
the
nature
of
a
crime,
a
criminal
offense,
criminal
abuse,
felonious
intent
condemnable
criminal
deplorable
reprehensible
vicious
bringing
or
deserving
severe
rebuke
or
censure,
a
criminal
waste
of
talent,
a
deplorable
act
of
violence,
adultery
is
as
reprehensible
for
a
husband
as
for
a
wife
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