"crime" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

crime rzeczownik

rzeczownik + crime

Kolokacji: 32

war crime • hate crime • street crime • sex crime • capital crime • property crime • drug crime • bias crime • computer crime • ...

crime + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 104

crime rate • crime scene • crime novel • crime victim • crime drama • crime syndicate • crime statistics • crime Bill • ...

crime + czasownik

Kolokacji: 47

crime occurs • crime takes • crime goes • crime increases • crime involving • crime drops • crime falls • crime pays • ...

czasownik + crime

Kolokacji: 100

commit crimes • fight crime • investigate crimes • solve crimes • reduce crime • prevent crime • report crimes • prosecute crimes • ...

przymiotnik + crime

Kolokacji: 171

violent crime • organized crime • serious crime • petty crime • federal crime • heinous crime • alleged crime • white-collar crime • ...

Kolokacji: 49

Grup znaczeniowych: 40

Kolokacji: 6

1. violent crime = brutalne przestępstwa violent crime

2. nonviolent crime = nonviolent przestępstwo nonviolent crime

3. bloody crime = krwawe przestępstwo bloody crime

4. non-violent crime = pokojowe przestępstwo non-violent crime

Crime in Brazil has had an increase in violent and non-violent crimes.
In the case of non-violent crimes such as theft, it's simple.
George also said the office under Hynes has focused too much on non-violent crimes, especially those related to marijuana.
Particularly concerning a non-violent crime and when compared to white adolescents.
It urges members to "Please post informants that are involved with non-violent crimes only."
"The sheriff considered this a non-violent crime and released the man who killed our daughter."
The four individuals received the longest jail sentences in Scottish history for non-violent crimes.
A few non-violent crimes can be issued with the sentence of capital punishment.
Most calls are related to car break-ins and non-violent crimes.
However, it was also sometimes used for non-violent crimes, such as denying or leaving the church and marrying someone of a different race.