英语单词短语词组“offender”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

offender

noun[C]

law

/əˈfen.dər/us

/əˈfen.dɚ/

apersonwho isguiltyof acrime:

罪犯；有罪者，犯法的人

first-timeoffenders初犯

sexoffenders性犯罪者

youngoffenders少年犯

Synonyms

criminal
crook(CRIMINAL)informal
culprit
evildoer
felonspecialized
theguiltyparty
malefactorformal
outlaw
perpetrator
villainUKinformal
wrongdoerformal

More examples

She is apersistentoffender and has beenarrestedfivetimesthisyearforshoplifting.
Tougherprisonsentencesmayact/serveas adeterrentto otherwould-beoffenders.
Here at thespecialschoolwe make everyefforttosocializetheseyoungoffenders.
We'researchingfor acoupleof runaways from theyoungoffenders'institution.
Instead ofsimplypunishingthem, thesystemencouragesoffenders tomodifytheirbehaviour.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Criminals - general words

abettor
accessory
accomplice
anti-gang
be in the frame (forsomething)idiom
crook
delinquent
gangbanger
gangland
juvenile delinquent
lawbreaker
lowlife
perpetrator
previous
probationer
recidivist
stalker
wanted
white-collar criminal
wrongdoer

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(Definition ofoffenderfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

offender| American Dictionary

offender

noun[C]

/əˈfen·dər/

apersonwho isguiltyof acrime:

Because he is afirst-timeoffender, he isunlikelytoreceivejailtime.

(Definition ofoffenderfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

offender| Business English

offender

noun[C]

/əˈfendər/us

LAW

apersonwho isguiltyof acrime:

first-time/repeat/habitual offenderAfirst-timeoffender mightexpectprobationratherthan ajailsentence.

convicted/allegedoffenders

young/juvenileoffenders

sex/drugoffenders

someone or something that does somethingwrong:

Concerningdamageto theenvironment,holidayresortstendto be theworstoffenders.

单词	offender
释义	offender noun[C] law uk /əˈfen.dər/us /əˈfen.dɚ/ B2 apersonwho isguiltyof acrime: 罪犯；有罪者，犯法的人 first-timeoffenders初犯 sexoffenders性犯罪者 youngoffenders少年犯 Synonyms criminal crook(CRIMINAL)informal culprit evildoer felonspecialized theguiltyparty malefactorformal outlaw perpetrator villainUKinformal wrongdoerformal More examples She is apersistentoffender and has beenarrestedfivetimesthisyearforshoplifting. Tougherprisonsentencesmayact/serveas adeterrentto otherwould-beoffenders. Here at thespecialschoolwe make everyefforttosocializetheseyoungoffenders. We'researchingfor acoupleof runaways from theyoungoffenders'institution. Instead ofsimplypunishingthem, thesystemencouragesoffenders tomodifytheirbehaviour. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Criminals - general words abettor accessory accomplice anti-gang be in the frame (forsomething)idiom crook delinquent gangbanger gangland juvenile delinquent lawbreaker lowlife perpetrator previous probationer recidivist stalker wanted white-collar criminal wrongdoer See more results » (Definition ofoffenderfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) offender\| American Dictionary offender noun[C] us /əˈfen·dər/ apersonwho isguiltyof acrime: Because he is afirst-timeoffender, he isunlikelytoreceivejailtime. (Definition ofoffenderfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) offender\| Business English offender noun[C] uk /əˈfendər/us LAW apersonwho isguiltyof acrime: first-time/repeat/habitual offenderAfirst-timeoffender mightexpectprobationratherthan ajailsentence. convicted/allegedoffenders young/juvenileoffenders sex/drugoffenders someone or something that does somethingwrong: Concerningdamageto theenvironment,holidayresortstendto be theworstoffenders. (Definition ofoffenderfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/offender##
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