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  1. crime

    • IPA[krʌɪm]

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    • n.
      an action or omission which constitutes an offence and is punishable by law;illegal activities
    • v.
      (especially in the army) charge with or find guilty of an offence
    • verb: crime, 3rd person present: crimes, gerund or present participle: criming, past tense: crimed, past participle: crimed

    • noun: crime, plural noun: crimes

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    • 1. British informal (especially in the army) charge with or find guilty of an offence they found the note and I got crimed for it
    • n.
      a form on which police record details of a reported crime.

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    • n.
      a writer of detective stories or thrillers.

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    • n.
      a sudden increase in the number of crimes committed in a country or area: officials blamed the crime wave on economic shortages

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    • n.
      criminal activities that are planned and controlled by powerful groups and carried out on a ... the new leaders are determined to tackle corruption and organized crime

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    • n.
      criminal offenses committed with the use of a firearm: a national conference aimed at tackling gun crime gun crimes have declined in the city this year

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    • n.
      a legal offense to which all parties consent and no party is injured: software piracy is far from a victimless crime

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    • n.
      an act carried out during the conduct of a war that violates accepted international rules of war.

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    • n.
      a sudden increase in the number of crimes committed in a country or area: officials blamed the crime wave on economic shortages

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    • n.
      an action or omission that constitutes an offense that may be prosecuted by the state and is ... shoplifting was a serious crime

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