criminal Romansch - Portuguese

1.

• Englishcriminal legal defense

• Arabicدَفْع بِالْغَائِبَة

• Armenianալիբի, այլուրեքություն

• Belarusianа́лібі

• Catalancoartada

• Chinese

• Czechalibi

• Danishalibi

• Dutchalibi

• Esperantoalibio

• Finnishalibi

• Frenchalibi

• GermanAlibi

• Greekάλλοθι

• Hungarianalibi

• Italianalibi

• Japaneseアリバイ

• Kannadaಅಲಿಬಿ

• Korean알리바이

• Norwegianalibi

• Polishalibi

• Portugueseálibi

• Russianа́либи

• Serbo-Croatianalibi

• Slovakalibi

• Spanishcoartada

• Swedishalibi

2.

• EnglishA criminal gang

• Danishbande

• Finnishjengi

• Frenchbande

• GermanBande

• Russianша́йка

• Spanishcuadrilla armada

3.

• Englishcriminal

• Greekπαρίας

• Hungarianérinthetetlen

4.

• Englishcolloquial: to avoid a criminal court case

• Danishgå fri

• Dutchvrijuit gaan

• Frenchficher le camp

• Germanfreilassen

• Norwegianslippe løs

• Swedishslippa lös

5.

• Englishslang: criminal act

• Finnishkeikka

6.

• Englishslang

• Arabicعَامِّيَّةدَارِجَة

• Catalanargot

• Chinese

• Czechslang

• Danishslang

• Finnishslangi

• Frenchargotjargon

• GermanSlangUmgangssprache

• Greekαργκό

• Hebre סלנג

• Hungarianszleng

• Idoslangajo

• Japanese俗語スラング

• Korean속어

• Latvianslengs

• Polishslanggwara

• Portuguesecalãogíria

• Romanianargouslang

• Russianсленгарго́

• Scottish gaelictruaill-chainnt

• Spanishargotgermanía

• Swedishslang

• Tagalogsalitang balbal, salitang kalye, salitang kanto

• Turkishargo

• Vietnamesetiếng lóng

• Volapüklupöpapük

• Danishcheckslang

• DutchcheckBargoens

• Hebre checkסְלֶנְג

• Italiancheckgergo

• Koreancheck속어 俗語

• Romaniancheckslang

• Spanishcheckargot

• Serbo-Croatiancheckslengargo

• TelugucheckShabdha

7.

• Englishjargon of a particular class or subgroup

• Bulgarianжарго́н

• Dutchvaktaal, jargon

• Finnishslangi, jargon

• GermanFachsprache

• Hungarianzsargon

• Portuguesejargão

• Russianжарго́нфе́ня

• Spanishargot

• Turkishjargon

8.

• Englishperson who commits murder

• Afrikaansmoordenaar

• Alabamaaatiibi

• Albanianvrasës

• Arabicقَاتِل

• Armenianմարդասպան

• Asturianasesín

• Azeriqatil

• Belarusianзабойца

• Bulgarianубиец

• Catalanassassí

• Chinese

• Czechvrah

• Danishmorder

• Dutchmoordenaar

• Esperantomurdinto

• Estonianmõrtsukas

• Finnishmurhaaja

• Frenchmeurtrier

• Galicianasasino

• Georgianმკვლელი

• GermanMörder

• Greekδολοφόνος

• Hebre רוצח

• Hindiहत्यारा

• Hungariangyilkos

• Icelandicmorðingi

• Indonesianpembunuh

• Italianassassino

• Japanese人殺し殺人者

• Kalmykалач

• Kazakhқанішер

• Khmerឃាតករ

• Korean살인자

• Kyrgyzөлтүргүч

• Latgalianslapkauņs

• Latinhomocīda

• Latvianslepkava

• Lithuanianžmogžudys

• LuxembourgishMäerder

• Macedonianубиец

• Malaypembunuh

• Maorikaikōhuru

• Mongolianалуурчин

• Normanmeurtriyi

• Northern Samiolmmošgoddi

• Norwegian

• Persianقاتل

• Polishmorderca

• Portugueseassassinohomicida

• Romaniancriminal

• Russianуби́йцакиллер

• Scottish gaelicmurtair

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakvrah

• Slovenemorilec

• Spanishasesino

• Swahilimwuaji

• Swedishmördare

• Tajikқотил‍одамкуш

• Teluguహంతకుడు

• Thaiฆาตกร

• Turkishkatil

• Turkmenganhor

• Ukrainianвбивцяубивця

• Uzbekqotil

• Vietnamesekẻ giết người

• Wiradhuribaluubuunildaayn

• Yiddishמערדער

9.

• Englishsecret language of thieves, tramps and vagabonds

• Bulgarianарго, жаргон

• Chinese

• Finnishsalakieli

• Frenchargot

• Greekαργκόκοινωνιόλεκτος

• Hungarianargó

• Persianلوترلوترا

• Polishargot

• Portuguesecalão

• Russianфе́няжарго́н

• Spanishargot

10.

• Englishperson who starts and leads a disturbance, a conspiracy, or a criminal gang

• Dutchraddraaier

• GermanRädelsführer

• Manxard-veereiltagh

• Swedishanstiftare

11.

• Englisha convicted criminal, a convict

• Bulgarianпрестъпник

• Dutcheen veroordeelde crimineel, een veroordeelde

• Finnishvanki, rangaistusvanki

• Frenchtaulard

• Greekκατάδικος

• Italiancarcerato

• Russianпресту́пник

• Swedishfånge

12.

• Englishanti-social person, especially a criminal

• Catalanmonstre

• Finnishhirviö

• Galicianmonstro

• Greekτέρας

• Irishainmhí

• Italianmostro

• Russianи́звергмонстр

13.

• Englishcriminal's special branch of practice

• Dutchmétierspecialiteit

• Russianмоше́нничество

14.

• Englishundercover agent who incites suspected persons to partake in or commit criminal acts

15.

• Englishunfair, unethical, or criminal behavior

• Chinese

• Finnishvilunkipeli

• Frenchmauvais coupcoup bas

• GermanFoulspiel

• Japaneseファウル不法行為

• Russianнече́стная игра́гру́бая игра́

16.

• Englisha criminal who steals

• Bulgarianкрадец

• Dutchoplichterzwendelaar

• Finnishrikollinen, konna

• Frenchescroc

• GermanGauner

• Icelandicglæpamaður

• Indonesianmaling, bajingan

• Irishbithiúnach

• Italianfurfantetruffatore

• Norwegian Bokmålskurk

• Portugueseladrão

• Russianвор

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovenelopov

• Spanishladrónratero

17.

• Englishone who falls back into prior habits, especially criminal habits

• Czechrecidivista

• Dutchrecidivist

• Frenchrécidiviste

• GermanWiederholungstäter

• Polishrecydywista

• Portuguesereincidenterecidivista

• Russianрецидиви́ст

• Spanishreincidente

18.

• Englishto seize a criminal

• Chinese

• Dutchqualifiernl

• Germanschnappen

• Russianхвата́ть

• Serbo-Croatianухапсити, uhapsiti

• Swedishhaffa

19.

• Englishla A charge

• Armenianհայց

• Bulgarianиск

• Catalanacció

• Czechžaloba

• Frenchaction en justice

• GermanKlage

• Greekαγωγή

• Hebre תביעה משפטית

• Hungariankereset, per

• Italianazione legale

• Korean소송

• Latināctiō

• Portugueseação

• Spanishacción

20.

• Englishbeing against the law

• Bengaliঅপরাধমূলক

• Bulgarianпрестъпен, криминален

• Catalancriminal

• Czechzločinný, trestný

• Dutchmisdadig, crimineel, onwettig

• Finnishrikollinen, lainvastainen

• Frenchcriminel

• Georgianდანაშაულებრივი

• Germankriminell

• Greekεγκληματικός, ποινικός

• Indonesianmelanggar huku

• Italiancriminale

• Japanese犯罪的

• Macedonianзлосторничкипрестапен

• Normancrînminnel

• Norwegian

• Portuguesecriminoso

• Romanianinfracțional, criminal

• Romanschcriminal

• Russianпресту́пный, кримина́льный, уголо́вный

• Scottish gaeliceucoireach

• Swahilimhalifu

• Uzbekharakat

• Yiddishקרימינעל, פֿאַרברעכעריש

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• Englishguilty of breaking the law

• Catalancriminal

• Dutchmisdadig, crimineel

• Finnishrikollinen

• Frenchcriminel

• Germankriminell

• Greekεγκληματικός

• Hungarianbűnös

• Italiancriminale

• Macedonianпрестапнички

• Normancrînminnel

• Norwegian

• Portugueseculpado

• Romanschcriminal

• Scottish gaeliceucoireach

• Swahilimhalifu

• 
  

• Englishof or relating to crime

• Bengaliঅপরাধমূলক

• Bulgarianкриминален

• Catalancriminal

• Czechzločinný

• Dutchmisdadig, crimineel

• Finnishrikollinen, rikosoikeudellinen

• Frenchcriminel

• Germankriminell

• Greekεγκληματικός

• Hindiआपराधिक

• Hungarianbűnügyi

• Indonesiankriminal

• Khmerខាងបទឧក្រិដ្ឋ

• Macedonianкримина́лен

• Normancrînminnel

• Norwegian

• Portuguesecriminal

• Romanschcriminal

• Russianкримина́льный, уголо́вный

• Scottish gaeliceucoireach

• Swahilimhalifu

• Thaiอาชญากร

• Turkishkriminal

• Uzbekharakat, jinoyat

• Volapükkrimik, midunik

• 
  

• Englishabhorrent or very undesirable

• Dutchmisdadig, crimineel

• Greekεγκληματικός

• Swahilimhalifu

• Esperantocheckkrima

• Indonesiancheckkriminal, checkjahat

• ia

• Italiancheckcriminale, checkdelittuoso

• Polishcheckkryminalny

• Romaniancheckcriminal

• Spanishcheckcriminal

• 
  

• Englishperson guilty of a crime, breaking the law

• Afrikaanskriminele

• Albaniankriminel

• Arabicمُجْرِم

• Armenianհանցագործ

• Azericinayətkar

• Belarusianзлачы́нецзлачы́нка

• Bengaliঅপরাধী

• Bulgarianпрестъ́пник

• Burmeseရာဇဝတ်ကောင်

• Catalancriminal

• Chinese

• Czechzločinec

• Danishkriminel, forbryder

• Dutchmisdadiger

• Esperantokrimulo

• Estoniankurjategija, roimar

• Finnishrikollinen, lainsuojaton, kriminaali

• Frenchcriminel

• Georgianდამნაშავე

• GermanKriminellerVerbrecher

• Greekεγκληματίας

• Hebre פּוֹשֵׁעַ

• Hindiअपराधी

• Hungarianbűnöző

• Icelandicglæpamaður

• Indonesiankriminal, jahat

• Interlinguacriminal

• Irishcoirpeach

• Italiancriminale

• Japanese犯罪者犯人

• Kazakhқылмыскер

• Khmerឧក្រិដ្ឋជន

• Korean범죄자

• Kyrgyzкылмышкер

• Laoຜູ້ຮ້າຽ

• Latinscelus

• Latviannoziedznieks

• Lithuaniannusikaltėlis

• Macedonianзлосторникпрестапник

• Mongolianгэмт хэрэгтэн

• Norwegian

• Persianبزهکار

• Polishkryminalista

• Portuguesecriminoso

• Romanianinfractor

• Russianпресту́пник

• Scottish gaeliceucoireach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakzločinec

• Slovenekriminálec

• Spanishcriminal

• Swahilimhalifu

• Swedishbrottsling

• Tajikҷинояткор

• Tatarҗинаятьче

• Thaiผู้ร้ายคนร้าย

• Turkishsuçlu

• Turkmenjenaýatkär, jenaýatcy, jenaýatly

• Ukrainianзлочи́нецьзлочи́нниця

• Urduمجرم

• Uzbekjinoyatchi

• Vietnamesetội phạ

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Welshtroseddwr

• Yiddishפֿאַרברעכער

21.

• Englishunfair, unethical, or criminal behavior

• Chinese

• Finnishvilunkipeli

• Frenchmauvais coupcoup bas

• GermanFoulspiel

• Japaneseファウル不法行為

• Russianнече́стная игра́гру́бая игра́

22.

• Englisha member of a criminal gang

• Catalanesbirro

• Finnishrikollisjengifi

• Frenchsbire

• GermanSpießgeselle

• Norwegian

• Polishzbir

• Slovaknohsled

• Spanishesbirro

• Turkishuşak, yandaş

23.

• Englisha juvenile delinquent, young petty criminal or trouble-maker

• Czechmladistvý delikventsyčák

• Finnishpikkurikollinen

• Frenchvaurien

• Italianteppista

• Portuguesebandidinho

24.

• EnglishHaving the appearance of someone dishonest, criminal or unreliable

• Danishskummel

• Finnishepäluotettavan oloinen

• Frenchlouche, fuyant

• Greekπονηρός

• Italiansubdolo, sfuggente

• Swedishlömsk, sku

25.

• Finnishgangsteri, mafioso

• Irishdrongadóir

• Italiangangster

• Russianбрато́к

• Slovakmafián

26.

• Englishperson prosecuted or sued

• Arabicqualifierarar

• Armenianամբաստանյալ qualifier

• Bulgarianобвиняемответник

• Chinese

• Czechobžalovanýžalovaný

• Finnishvastaaja

• Frenchinculpé, défendeur

• Georgianმოპასუხე

• GermanAngeklagter

• Greekεναγόμενος, κατηγορούμενος

• Hebre נאשם (ne'esham) g

• Indonesiantergugat

• Interlinguaaccusato

• Irishcosantóir

• Italianimputato

• Japanese被告

• Maorikaikaro

• Persianخوانده

• Polishoskarżony

• Portugueseréu g, acusado g

• Russianобвиня́емыйподсуди́мый

• Serbo-Croatianbranjenik

• Sloveneobtoženi

• Spanishacusado

• Swedishanklagad

• Thaiจำเลย

27.

• Englishhabits from a criminal

• GermanModus Operandi

• Portuguesemodus operandi

28.

• English(slang) act of arresting someone for a crime, or raiding a suspected criminal operation

• Dutcharrestatie

• Finnishpidätys, ratsia

• Frencharrestation

• Italianarresto

• Polishnalot

• Russianналётрейд

29.

• Englishmurder for criminal or political purposes

• Finnishtilausmurha

• Frenchcontrat

• Portugueseassassínioassassinato

• Mandarincheck命中

• Italiancheckcolpo

30.

• Englisha formal process by which a criminal suspect is handed over to another government

• Arabicneeded

• Bulgarianекстрадиранеекстрадиция

• Chinese

• Czechextradice

• Dutchuitlevering

• Esperantoekstradicio

• Finnishluovutus

• Frenchextradition

• GermanAuslieferung

• Greekέκδοση

• Hebre needed

• Hindineeded

• Hungariankiadatás

• Japanese引き渡し引渡し

• Koreanneeded

• Portugueseextradição

• Russianэкстради́ция

• Spanishextradición

• Swedishutlämning

• Thaineeded

• Turkishneeded

• Vietnamesedẫn độ

31.

• Englishapplication of medical science to criminal investigation

• Thaiนิติเวชวิทยา, นิติเวชศาสตร์

32.

• Englishcriminal la preliminary charge or accusation made by one person against another

• Dutchproces-verbaal

• Finnishrikosilmoitus

• Italiandenuncia

• Portuguesequeixa

• Russianиск

• Spanishdenuncia

33.

• Englishinstance of someone being killed

• Arabic

• Chinese

• Esperantomortigo

• Finnishtappaminen

• Frenchmeurtre

• Georgianმკვლელობა

• GermanTöten

• Italianuccisioneassassinio

• Japanese殺す

• Latinnexmortificatio

• Macedonianубиство

• Russianуби́йствоубие́ние

• Teluguచంపుట

• Walloontouwaedje

34.

• Englishperson who catches criminals in return for a reward

• Chinese

• Dutchpremiejager

• Estonianpearahakütt

• Finnishpalkkionmetsästäjä

• Frenchchasseur de primes

• GermanKopfgeldjäger

• Greekκυνηγός επικυρηγμένων

• Hebre צייד ראשים

• Idopremiochasero, premiochasisto

• Italiancacciatore di taglie

• Japanese賞金稼ぎ

• Polishłowca nagród

• Portuguesecaçador de recompensas

• Romanianvânător de recompense

• Russianохо́тник за голова́ми

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishcazarrecompensas

35.

• Englishvarious government agencies involved in the prevention of crime and the apprehension of criminals

• Chinese

• Finnishtoimeenpanoviranomainen

• Frenchneeded

• Romanianorgan juridic

• Russianправоохрани́тельные о́рганы

36.

• Englisha previous criminal offense on someone's record

• Chinese

• Finnishaiempi tuomio, aiempi rangaistus

• GermanVorstrafe

37.

• Englishcriminal offence

• Finnishvarastetun tavaran kauppa

• GermanHehlerei

• Polishpaserstwo

• Spanishalcahueteríaencubrimiento

• Swedishhäleri

• Portuguesemanejo

38.

• Englishcriminal

• GermanGaunereien

• Italiancriminale

• Russianрэкети́рвымога́тельмоше́нник

39.

• Englishiron or steel bar used as a lever to manually force things apart

• Chinese

• Czechpáčidlo

• Danishkoben

• Dutchkoevoet

• Estoniansõrgkang

• Faroesekúbein

• Finnishsorkkarauta

• Frenchpied-de-biche

• Georgianძალაყინი

• GermanNageleisenGeißfuß

• Hungarianfeszítővas

• Icelandickúbein

• Italianpiede di porco

• Japanese鉄梃

• Latvianlauznis

• Macedonianќускија

• Maorikoropā

• Norwegianbrekkjern

• Persianدِیلُم

• Polishłom

• Portuguesepé-de-cabra

• Russianлом

• Serbo-Croatianćuskija

• Slovakpáčidlo

• Spanishpalanqueta

• Swedishkofot

• Tagaloglandok, landol, ligkal

• Teluguపలుగు

• Tok Pisinkoroba

• Turkishlevye

40.

• Englisha crime novel or drama

• Chinese

• Dutchdetectiveverhaal

• Finnishsalapoliisitarina, dekkari

• Frenchroman de détection

• GermanKriminalroman

• Japanese推理小説

• Macedonianкримич

• Portugueseromance criminal

• Russianдетекти́вный рома́н

• Spanishnovela policial

• Swedishdeckare

41.

• Englishtransitive: to give up into the power, control, or possession of another

• Estonianloovutama

• Finnishluovuttaa

• Frenchcapituler

• Japanesequalifierja投降する

• Latincondono

• Macedonianпредава

• Maorihauraro, whakahauraro

• Portugueserender, entregar

• Russianсдава́ть

• Scottish gaelicgèill, thoir suas, thoir thairis

• Spanishentregar, rendir, abandonar

• Swedishge upp

• Turkishteslim etmek

• 
  

• Englishintransitive or reflexive: to give oneself up into the power of another

• Arabicاِسْتَسْلَمَ

• Chinese

• Estonianalistuma

• Finnishantautua

• Frenchcapituler, se rendre

• Germankapitulieren, sich ergeben

• Greekπαραδίνομαι

• Italianarrendersi

• Japanesequalifierja投降する

• Macedonianсе предавакапитулира

• Maorihauraro

• Persianتسلیم شدن

• Portugueserender-se, entregar-se, capitular

• Russianсдава́тьсякапитули́ровать

• Scottish gaelicgèill, thoir suas, thoir thairis

• Spanishrendirse, capitular

• Swedishge sig

• Turkishteslim olmak

• Dutchcheckzich overgeven

• Esperantocheckkapitulaci

• Germanchecksich ergeben, checkübergeben, checkausliefern, checkabtreten, checkverzichten

• Italiancheckarrendersi

• Koreancheck항복하다

• Latinchecktradere

• Slovenecheckvdati se, checkpredati se

• Telugucheckలొంగులొంగిపోవు

• Welshcheckymroddi

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• Englishan act of surrendering

• Arabicاِسْتَسْلَام

• Chinese

• Dutchovergave

• Esperantokapitulaco

• Estonianallaandmine

• Finnishantautuminen

• Frenchcapitulation

• GermanKapitulation

• Greekπαράδοση

• Japanesequalifierja投降

• Maorihaurarotanga

• Persianتسلیم ‎

• Portugueserendição

• Russianкапитуля́ция

• Scottish gaelicgèilleadh

• Teluguలొంగుబాటు (longubaaTu)

• Turkishteslim olma

42.

• Englishcriminal act of stealing a motor vehicle

• Chinese

• Finnishajoneuvon luvaton käyttöönotto (legal),

• Turkisharaç hırsızlığı

43.

• Englishcriminal action

• Afrikaansrampokkery

• GermanGaunerei

• Portugueseextorsão

• Turkishşantaj

44.

• Englishact of arresting a criminal, suspect etc

• Albanianarrestim

• Arabicتَوْقِيف

• Armenianձերբակալություն

• Belarusianа́рышт

• Bulgarianаре́ст

• Catalanarrest

• Chinese

• Czechzatčení

• Danishanholdelse

• Dutcharrestatie, aanhouding

• Esperantoaresto

• Finnishpidätys, pidättäminen

• Frencharrestation

• Georgianპატიმრობა

• GermanVerhaftung

• Greekσύλληψη

• Hindiगिरफ़तार

• Japanese検挙

• Korean체포검거

• Macedonianапсење

• Mongolianбаривчилгаа

• Norwegian

• Persianدستگیری

• Polisharesztowanie

• Portugueseprisão

• Romanianarest

• Russianаре́ст

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakzatknutie

• Slovenearetacija

• Spanisharresto

• Swahilinasa

• Tagalogpagdakip

• Turkishtutuklama

• Ukrainianаре́шт

• Vietnamesebắt

45.

• Englishpractice or habit of committing crimes

• Arabicجَرِيمَة

• Catalancrim

• Chinese

• Czechzločinnost

• Danishkriminalitet

• Dutchmisdaad

• Esperantokrimado

• Estoniankuritegevus

• Finnishrikollisuus, rikos

• Frenchdélit

• GermanVerbrechen

• Greekέγκλημα

• Hebre פשע

• Hungarianbűnözés

• Italiancriminalità

• Japanese犯罪罪

• Normancrînme

• Korean범죄

• Kurdish

• Macedonianзлосторство

• Maltesekriminalità

• Norwegiankriminalitet

• Portuguesecrime

• Romaniancriminalitate

• Russianпреступле́ниекримина́л

• Scottish gaeliceucoireachd

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovenezločin

• Spanishdelincuencia

• Swedishbrottslighet

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• Englishcollective criminal acts

• GermanKriminalität

• Greekεγκληματικότητα

• Romaniandelicvență

• Spanishdelincuencia

• Swedishbrottslighet

46.

• Englishpayment for breaking the law

• Armenianտուգանք

• Basqueisun

• Bulgarianглоба

• Catalanmulta

• Chinese

• Czechpokuta

• Dutchboete

• Esperantomonpuno

• Finnishsakko

• Frenchamende

• Georgianneeded

• GermanBußgeldGeldstrafe

• Greekπρόστιμοχρηματικός

• Hebre קנס

• Idoamendo

• Irishcáin

• Italianmulta

• Japanese罰金

• Malaydenda

• Maoriwhaina

• Mongolianneeded

• Normanamende

• Khmerប្រាក់ពិន័យ

• Korean벌금

• Lithuanianbauda

• LuxembourgishBouss

• Norwegianbot

• Polishgrzywna

• Portuguesemulta

• Romanianamendă

• Russianштрафвзыска́ние

• Scottish gaeliccàin

• Serbo-Croatiankazna

• Slovenegloba

• Spanishmulta

• Swahilifaini

• Swedishbot

• Tagalogmulta

• Thaineeded

• Ukrainianштраф

• Vietnameseneeded

• Yiddishקנס

47.

• Englishforensic science of constructing an outline of a person's individual characteristics

• Japaneseプロファイリング

• Spanishexpediente criminal, expediente

48.

• Englisha person convicted of a crime

• Bulgarianпрестъпник

• Catalandelinqüent

• Czechzločinec

• Danishforbryder

• Finnishrikoksentekijä, rikollinen

• GermanVerbrecher

• Greekεγκληματίαςκακοποιός

• Italiancriminale

• Russianпресту́пник

• Spanishdelincuentecriminal

• Swedishförbrytare, brottsling

49.

• Englishstate or quality of being criminal

• Finnishrikollisuus

50.

• Englisha criminal offense

• Bulgarianправонарушение

• Greekπαράπτωμα

• Polishprzestępstwo

• Portuguesedelinquência

• Russianпреступле́ние

• Tagalogkadalinsilan

51.

• Englishperson who commits murder

• Afrikaansmoordenaar

• Alabamaaatiibi

• Albanianvrasës

• Arabicقَاتِل

• Armenianմարդասպան

• Asturianasesín

• Azeriqatil

• Belarusianзабойца

• Bulgarianубиец

• Catalanassassí

• Chinese

• Czechvrah

• Danishmorder

• Dutchmoordenaar

• Esperantomurdinto

• Estonianmõrtsukas

• Finnishmurhaaja

• Frenchmeurtrier

• Galicianasasino

• Georgianმკვლელი

• GermanMörder

• Greekδολοφόνος

• Hebre רוצח

• Hindiहत्यारा

• Hungariangyilkos

• Icelandicmorðingi

• Indonesianpembunuh

• Italianassassino

• Japanese人殺し殺人者

• Kalmykалач

• Kazakhқанішер

• Khmerឃាតករ

• Korean살인자

• Kyrgyzөлтүргүч

• Latgalianslapkauņs

• Latinhomocīda

• Latvianslepkava

• Lithuanianžmogžudys

• LuxembourgishMäerder

• Macedonianубиец

• Malaypembunuh

• Maorikaikōhuru

• Mongolianалуурчин

• Normanmeurtriyi

• Northern Samiolmmošgoddi

• Norwegian

• Persianقاتل

• Polishmorderca

• Portugueseassassinohomicida

• Romaniancriminal

• Russianуби́йцакиллер

• Scottish gaelicmurtair

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakvrah

• Slovenemorilec

• Spanishasesino

• Swahilimwuaji

• Swedishmördare

• Tajikқотил‍одамкуш

• Teluguహంతకుడు

• Thaiฆาตกร

• Turkishkatil

• Turkmenganhor

• Ukrainianвбивцяубивця

• Uzbekqotil

• Vietnamesekẻ giết người

• Wiradhuribaluubuunildaayn

• Yiddishמערדער

52.

• Englishof a criminal

• Dutchschuilplaats

• Finnishpiilo, piilopaikka

• Frenchantre

• Greekκρησφύγετο

• Hungarianbúvóhely

• Italiancovo

• Russianло́гово

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovenebrlog

• Spanishguarida

53.

• Englishweapon

• Afrikaansmes

• Arabicخَنْجَر

• Armenianդանակ

• Avarнус

• Catalancoltellganivet

• CherokeeᎭᏰᎳᏍᏗ

• Chinese

• Czechnůž

• Danishkniv

• Dutchmes

• Egyptianjry

• Finnishpuukko, veitsi,

• Frenchcouteau

• Georgianდანაკი

• GermanMesser

• Greekμαχαίρι

• Hebre סכין

• Hungariankés

• Icelandichnífur

• Indonesianpisau

• Italiancoltello

• Japaneseナイフ小刀

• Khmerកាំបិត

• Kurdish

• Latinculter

• Latviannazis

• Lithuanianpeilis

• Macedonianнож

• Neapolitancurtiello

• Ngazidja Comorianputshari

• Normancouotécouté

• Norwegian

• Ojibwemookomaan

• Persianخنجر

• Polishnóż

• Portuguesefaca

• Romanishuri

• Russianнож

• Scottish gaelicsgian

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovenenož

• Sothothipa

• Spanishcuchillo

• Swahilikisu

• Swedishdolk

• Ukrainianніж

• Wallooncoutea

• West frisianmes

54.

• Englishdecision on an issue of fact in a civil or criminal case or an inquest

• Dutchuitspraak

• Esperantoverdikto

• Finnishtuomio

• Frenchverdict

• GermanGerichtsurteil

• Greekετυμηγορία

• Icelandicúrskurðurdómsúrskurður

• Interlinguaverdicto

• Italianverdetto

• Korean평결

• Maoriwhakataunga

• Norwegian

• Portugueseveredito

• Russianпригово́р

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishveredicto

• Swedishutslagdomslut

• Teluguతీర్పు

• Turkishhükü

55.

• Englishfather (slang)

• Finnishfaija, isäukko

• Frenchvieux

• Greekγέρος

• Japanese親父

• Ngazidja Comorianmzee

• Polishstary

• Portuguesevelhote

• Russianпапа́ша

• Spanishviejo

• Vietnameseông già

• Englishfather (slang)

• Finnishfaija, isäukko

• Frenchvieux

• Greekγέρος

• Japanese親父

• Ngazidja Comorianmzee

• Polishstary

• Portuguesevelhote

• Russianпапа́ша

• Spanishviejo

• Vietnameseông già

56.

• Englishan attempt to find something

• Afrikaanssoektog, soektogte

• Arabicطَلَب

• Belarusianпо́шук

• Chinese

• Czechhledání

• Esperantoserĉo

• Finnishetsintä

• Frenchrecherche

• Georgianძებნა

• GermanSuche

• Greekαναζήτηση

• Icelandicleit

• Idosercho

• Irishcuardach

• Italianricerca

• Japanese検索捜索

• Lithuanianpaieška

• LuxembourgishSich

• Maorikimihanga

• Mizozawn, zawnna

• Nepaliखोजी गर्नु

• Norwegian

• Polishposzukiwanie

• Portuguesebusca

• Russianпо́иск

• Scottish gaelicsireadh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakhľadanie

• Sloveneiskanje

• Sorbian

• Spanishbúsqueda

• Swedishsökning

• Thaiค้นหา

• Turkisharama

• Ukrainianпо́шук

• Zazakigeniyayış

57.

• Englishform of crime in which criminals surround a location

• Portuguesearrastão

58.

• Englisha company of persons

• Arabicعِصَابَة

• Belarusianба́нда

• Bulgarianба́нда

• Chinese

• Dutchbende

• Esperantobando (2)

• Finnishjengi, joukko, joukkio, porukka, kööri

• Frenchbande

• GermanBande

• Hebre כְּנוּפִיָה

• Hungarianbanda

• Italianghenga

• Japanese団ギャング暴力団

• Khmerកន

• Laoneeded

• Latinglobus

• Maoriapū qualifierkēnga qualifier

• Persianگروه

• Portuguesegrupo

• Romanianbandă

• Russianбрига́даба́ндаша́йка

• Sloveneskupinagrupa

• Spanishgrupomara

• Tagaloggang

• Thaiแก๊ง

• Turkishçete

• Ukrainianба́нда

• Volapüklusog

• Welshcriw

• 
  

• Englishcriminal group with a common background

• Czechgang

• Esperantobando

• GermanBande

• Japaneseギャング

• Maorikēnge, kēnga

• Polishgang

• Russianба́нда

• 
  

• Englishgroup of criminals who band together for mutual protection

• Chinese

• Japaneseギャング暴力団

• Korean갱

• Maorikēnge, kēnga

• Portuguesequadrilha

• Russianба́нда

• Spanishcuadrilla

59.

• Englishtwo parallel rows of attackers who strike at a criminal

• Danishspidsrod

• Finnishkujanjuoksu

60.

• Englishcriminal activity in which people are recruited, etc. to serve an exploitative purpose

• Arabicاِتِّجَار بِالْبَشَر

• Armenianթրաֆիքինգ

• Azeritraffikinq

• Chinese

• Czechobchodování s lidmi

• Danishmenneskehandel

• Dutchmensenhandel

• Estonianinimkaubandus

• Finnishihmiskauppa

• Frenchtraite

• GermanMenschenhandel

• Greekδουλεμπόριο

• Gujaratiમાનવવેપાર

• Hebre סחר בבני אדם rftranslit

• Hungarianemberkereskedele

• Icelandicmansal

• Italiantraffico di esseri umani

• Japanese人身売買

• Korean인신 매매

• Norwegian

• Persianقاچاق انسان

• Polishhandel ludźmi

• Portuguesetráfico de pessoas

• Romaniantrafic de persoane

• Russianторго́вля людитра́фикинг

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakobchodovanie s ľuďmi

• Spanishtrata de personastrata

• Swedishmänniskohandel, trafficking

• Turkishinsan ticareti

61.

• Englisharea of law

• Afrikaansstrafreg

• Chinese

• Czechtrestní právo

• Danishstrafferet

• Dutchstrafrecht

• Finnishrikosoikeus, rikoslaki

• Frenchdroit pénal

• GermanStrafrecht

• Icelandichegningarlögrefsiréttur

• Interlinguaderecto criminal

• Italiandiritto penale

• Japanese刑法

• Korean형법

• Norwegian

• Portuguesedireito penal

• Romaniandreptul penal

• Russianуголо́вное пра́во

• Spanishderecho penal

• Swedishstraffrätt

• Vietnameseluật hình sự

62.

• Englishto rat on someone

• Finnishvasikoida

• Frenchqualifierfrfr

• Germansingen qualifiercolloquial

• Greekπροδίδω, καρφώνω qualifier

• Italiancantare, fare la spia, spifferare

• Russianстуча́ть

• Spanishchillar, delatar

• Swedishgola

63.

• Englisha fictional criminal or evil-doer with superpowers

• Chinese

• Esperantosuperkrimulo

• Frenchsuper-vilain

• Georgianსუპერბოროტმოქმედი

• GermanSchurke

• Greekυπερεχθρός

• Irishsárbhithiúnach

• Japaneseスーパーヴィラン

• Russianсуперзлоде́й

• Swedishsuperskurk

64.

• Englishto accuse or bring criminal charges against

• Catalaninculpar

• Finnishsyyttää

• Germanbeschuldigen

• Greekενοχοποιώ

• Hebre הפליל

• Portugueseincriminar

• Romanianincrimina

65.

• Englishfather (slang)

• Finnishfaija, isäukko

• Frenchvieux

• Greekγέρος

• Japanese親父

• Ngazidja Comorianmzee

• Polishstary

• Portuguesevelhote

• Russianпапа́ша

• Spanishviejo

• Vietnameseông già

66.

• Englishsinful, villainous, criminal, or wicked, especially when noteworthy or notorious for such characteristics

• Dutchberucht, schandelijk, misdadig

• Esperantoskandala, malfarinda

• Frenchinfâme, scandaleux, criminel

• Germanberüchtigt, schändlich, ruchlos, verachtenswert, bösartig, böse

• Norwegianavskyelig, skjendig

• Portuguesenefasto

• Romanianabject, infa, păcătos, vicios

• Russianбесче́стныйни́зкий

• Spanishnefario, nefando, feo, infame, vicioso, malvado,

• Swedishskändlig, gudlös

67.

• EnglishTo start civil or criminal proceedings against

• Finnishnostaa syyte

• Frenchpoursuivre en justice

• Germanstrafrechtlich verfolgen qualifierdebelangen

• Normanpoursuivre

• Russianпресле́довать

68.

• Englisha person instituting criminal prosecution

• Armenianդատախազ

• Catalanfiscal

• Chinese

• Dutchaanklager

• Finnishsyyttäjä

• Frenchprocureur

• GermanStaatsanwalt

• Greekκατήγορος

• Hungarianügyész

• Japanese検察

• Maorikaiwhiu

• Polishprokurator

• Portuguesepromotor

• Russianпрокуро́р

• Serbo-Croatiantùžitelj

• Spanishfiscal

• Swahilikiongozi wa mashtaka

• Swedishåklagare

• Thaiโจทก์

69.

• EnglishA serious criminal offense

• Bulgarianуглавно престъпление

• Chinese

• Czechtrestný čin

• Dutchzwaar misdrij

• Finnishtörkeä rikos

• Frenchcrime

• GermanVerbrechenSchwerstverbrechen

• Greekκακούργημα

• Italiandelitto

• Japanese重罪

• Maoritaihara

• Polishciężkie przestępstwo

• Portuguesecrime grave

• Russianпреступле́ниетя́жкое преступле́ние

• Spanishcrimenfelonía

• Tagalogpagkakasala

70.

• Englishthe study of crime and criminals, especially their behaviour

• Arabicعلم الجريمَة

• Catalancriminologia

• Chinese

• Danishkriminologi

• Czechkriminologie

• Finnishrikosoppi, kriminologia

• Frenchcriminologie

• GermanKriminologie

• Greekεγκληματολογία

• Hebre קרימינולוגיה

• Hindineeded

• Hungariankriminológia

• Italiancriminologia

• Japanese犯罪学

• Khmerឧក្រិដ្ឋវិទ្យា

• Korean범죄학

• Malaykaji jenayah, kriminologi

• Polishkryminologia

• Portuguesecriminologia

• Russianкриминоло́гия

• Serbo-Croatiankriminologija

• Spanishcriminología

• Swedishkriminologi

• Vietnamesetội phạm học (

71.

• Englishto arrest, to apprehend a criminal

• Bulgarianарестувам

• Chinese

• Czechzadržetzatknout

• Frenchappréhender

• Germanfestnehmen

• Greekσυλλαμβάνω

• Korean체포하다

• Persianدستگیر کردن

• Portugueseapreender, deter, prender, capturar

• Russianарестова́ть, задержа́ть

• Slovenearetirati

• Spanishdetener, aprehender

• Swedishgripa

72.

• Englisha person instituting criminal prosecution

• Armenianդատախազ

• Catalanfiscal

• Chinese

• Dutchaanklager

• Finnishsyyttäjä

• Frenchprocureur

• GermanStaatsanwalt

• Greekκατήγορος

• Hungarianügyész

• Japanese検察

• Maorikaiwhiu

• Polishprokurator

• Portuguesepromotor

• Russianпрокуро́р

• Serbo-Croatiantùžitelj

• Spanishfiscal

• Swahilikiongozi wa mashtaka

• Swedishåklagare

• Thaiโจทก์

73.

• Englishin a criminal manner

• Catalancriminalment

• Finnishrikollisesti

• Normancrînminnellement

• Spanishcriminalmente

74.

• Asturianneeded

• Catalanlatrina

• Chinese

• Corsicanlatrinacomudu

• Czechlatrína

• Danishlatrin

• Dutchlatrine

• Emilianlatrèátna

• Esperantolatrino

• Finnishulkokäymälä, ulkovessa, latriini

• Frenchlatrine

• Friuliancomudnecessari

• GermanLatrine

• Greenlandicanartarfiit imaat

• Hebre לטרינה

• Italianlatrina

• Khmerបង្គន់

• Ladincessosoler

• Latinforica

• Lower Sorbianlatrina

• Macedonianчу́чавец

• Occitanlatrinas

• Polishlatryna

• Portugueselatrina

• Quechuaispana ukhu

• Romanianlatrinăprivată

• Romanschlatrina

• Russianубо́рнаяruru

• Sardinianlatrinacomodu

• Serbo-Croatianчучавац

• Slovaklatrína

• Spanishletrina

• Swedishlatrin

• Turkishhela, kene, dışkılık

• Upper Sorbianlatrina

• West frisianlatrine

75.

• Englishstate of being criminal

• Esperantokrimeco

• Finnishrikollisuus

• Hungarianbűnösség

• Russianпресту́пность

• Scottish gaeliceucoireachd

• Swedishkriminalitet

• 
  

• Englishcriminal act

• Finnishrikos, rikollinen teko

• Hungarianbűnözés

• Russianпреступле́ние

76.

• Englishone who investigates

• Armenianհետազոտող, ուսումնասիրող, քննիչ

• Basqueikerlari, ikertzaile

• Chinese

• Czechvyšetřovatel

• Dutchonderzoeker

• Finnishtutkija, selvittäjä, selvitysmies

• Frenchenquêteurinvestigateur

• GermanErmittler

• Japanese捜査員

• Malaypenyiasat

• Norwegian

• Persianکاراگاه

• Portugueseinvestigador

• Romanianinvestigator

• Russianqualifierruсле́довательница

• Spanishinvestigador

• Swahilimchunguzi

• Swedishutredare

• Turkisharaştırıcı, araştırmacı, soruşturmacı

77.

• Englishcriminal armed with a gun

• Chinese

• Finnishpyssymies, asemies

• Hindiबंदूकधारी

• Japaneseガンマン

• Russianqualifierru

• Spanishpistolero

• Swedishskytte

78.

• Englishthe act of making a previously legal activity illegal

• Finnishkriminalisointi

• Frenchcriminalisation

• GermanKriminalisierung

• Japanese犯罪視

• Russianкриминализа́ция

• Swedishkriminalisering

79.

• Englishmaking something no longer illegal

• Finnishlaillistaminen, dekriminalisointi

• Frenchdécriminalisation

• GermanEntkriminalisierung

• Japanese免罪

• Portuguesedescriminalização

• Russianдекриминализа́ция

• Swedishavkriminalisering

80.

• Englishprisoner or ex-prisoner

• Russianзаключённыйареста́нтка

• Spanishpresidiarioreincidente

81.

• Englishto make something be a crime

• Asturianillegalizar

• Catalanil·legalitzar, criminalitzar

• Finnishkriminalisoida

• Frenchcriminaliser

• Galicianilegalizar

• Germankriminalisieren

• Greekποινικοποιώ

• Hebre הוציא מחוץ לחוק

• Japanese犯罪視

• Portugueseilegalizar, criminalizar

• Romaniancriminaliza

• Russianкриминализова́ть

• Spanishilegalizar

• Swedishkriminalisera

82.

• Englishcriminal or felon

• GermanÜbeltäter

• Irishbithiúnach

• Russianпресту́пникправонаруши́тель

• Scottish gaeliceucoireach

• Serbo-Croatian

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