criminal offence
英 [ˈkrɪmɪnl əˈfens]
美 [ˈkrɪmɪnl əˈfens]
刑事犯罪
英英释义
noun
- (criminal law) an act punishable by law
- a long record of crimes
双语例句
- In response, the Chinese government has amended its Criminal Law, stipulating that all drink-driving constitutes a criminal offence.
作为回应，中国政府修订了《刑法》，规定一切的酒后驾驶都构成刑事犯罪。 - Despite this, the arrests were deemed valid because the couple had attempted to avoid border controls, which is a criminal offence.
尽管如此，此次逮捕仍然是合法的，因为这对夫妇曾试图逃过边境检查，这属于犯罪行为。 - As a detective I was accustomed to dealing with misappropriation, misrepresentation, misleading information or just missing information, all of which amounted to the criminal offence of deception or straightforward fraud.
作为一个侦探，我已习惯于处理资金挪用、不实陈述、误导性信息、或者信息缺失等违规行为，所有这些行为都足够归入欺诈或诈骗等刑事犯罪。 - In Vietnam, causing losses to a state enterprise is a serious criminal offence.
在越南，导致国有企业蒙受损失是一项严重的刑事犯罪。 - He has committed a criminal offence.
他犯了一宗刑事案。 - Race discrimination is a criminal offence.
种族歧视是刑事罪行。 - It is a criminal offence to threaten someone with violence.
用暴力威胁他人是犯罪行为。 - In England and Wales, once the police have charged a person with a criminal offence, the crown Prosecution Service assumes control of the case reviews the evidence to decide whether to prosecute.
刑事诉讼程序在英格兰和威尔士，一旦警察指控某人犯有刑事罪，皇家检察总署就要接管此案，并独立地审核证据以决定是否起诉。 - In Britain the Consumer Protection Act makes it a criminal offence to sell goods that are unsafe.
英国的《消费者保护法》规定销售不安全物品属刑事犯罪行为。 - One of the law officer, a member of parliament, who prosecute for the crown in certain cases, advise, advise government department on legal problem and decide if major criminal offence shall be tried.
检察长之一，下院议员，他在某些诉案中为王室政府就法律问题向政府部门提出意见并决定是否对大的刑事犯罪进行审判。