名词罪恶; 罪行，犯罪
动词指控犯罪; 判定犯罪; 处罚军事犯
治安
A：There has been a lot of crime around here recently.
最近这周围发生了很多犯罪案件。
B：I know.
我知道。
A：Is there anything we can do?
有什么我们可以做的吗？
B：We could start a neighborhood watch group.
我们可以成立一个邻里监督组织。
A：What’s that?
那是什么啊？
B：It’s basically our own form of security.
基本上就是我们自己的保安措施。
A：How do we do that?
该怎么做呢？
B：We can invite everyone from the neighborhood to a meeting.
我们可以邀请附近所有的人来开个会。
A：Where can we have the meeting?
在哪儿开呢？
B：We could meet at the park.
可以在公园里。
A：What would we do at the meeting?
我们在会上做些什么呢？
B：Everyone can sign up to walk around the neighborhood to make sure everyone is OK.
大家都要签署一个协议来保证在附近巡视，维护大家的安全。
A：That’s a good idea.
好主意。
1. 犯罪活动;罪行
A crime is an illegal action or activity for which a person can be punished by law.
e.g. He and Lieutenant Cassidy were checking the scene of the crime...
他和卡西迪中尉正在勘查犯罪现场。
e.g. Mr Steele has committed no crime and poses no danger to the public...
斯蒂尔先生没有犯罪，并未对公众构成危害。
2. 罪过;严重错误
If you say that doing something is a crime, you think it is very wrong or a serious mistake.
e.g. A language is a finely tuned instrument which it is a crime to damage...
语言是一种精心调试的乐器，破坏它就是一种罪过。
e.g. It would be a crime to travel all the way to Australia and not stop in Sydney.
如果千里迢迢去澳大利亚却不在悉尼停留，那将是一大失误。
1. It would be a crime to act against that adage, irrespective of any excuse.
2. If the refurbishing act is not engaged in criminal activity to a crime, it should be prevented using administrative or civil law tools.
3. crime
3. Elkins secured a discarded cigarette butt from Earl Gene Mann, and DNA on it matched evidence found at the crime scene.
4. 911chaxun查询·英语单词
4. The law stipulates that the act of damaging environment is a crime, but there is still no judicial interpretation on the act.
5. The very sight of someone trying to commit a crime - attempt to rob, rape or pilfer - or an act of bullying swings them into action.
6. Prosecutors said the crime was an act of terrorism and the ultimate violence against authorities.
7. crime什么意思
7. The US promulgated the Economic Espionage Act in 1996, making the theft or misappropriation of trade secrets a federal crime under commercial espionage.
8. It was the umpteenth time they had used the schizophrenic approach to wiggle out of the war crime issue by mouthing regrets while acting otherwise.
9. Minnesota has a law that says a passive bystander could be considered to have committed a crime and thus punished.
10. crime的近义词
10. Active investigations by the Regional Crime Unit of Kowloon West are continuing.
noun
1. (criminal law) an act punishable by law
usually considered an evil act
e.g. a long record of crimes
Synonym: offense criminal offense criminal offence offence law-breaking
2. crime的反义词
2. an evil act not necessarily punishable by law
e.g. crimes of the heart