crimes

英 [kraɪmz]

美 [kraɪmz]

n.  犯罪活动; 不法行为; 罪; 罪行; 不道德的行为; 罪过
crime的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 犯罪活动;罪行
  Acrimeis an illegal action or activity for which a person can be punished by law.
  1. 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。
  2. 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。
  3. Endangering their lives will be regarded as a crime against humanity.
     危害他们的生命将被视为犯下了反人类罪。
  4. ...the growing problem of organised crime...
     有组织犯罪的问题越来越严重
  5. We need a positive programme of crime prevention.
     我们需要制订一个能有效预防犯罪的方案。
• N-COUNT 罪过;严重错误
  If you say that doing something is acrime, you think it is very wrong or a serious mistake.
  1. 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。
  2. 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。

双语例句

• A quarter of current inmates have committed violent crimes.
  现在关押的犯人中有1/4是暴力犯罪。
• What was needed, he said, was decisive action to halt what he called these savage crimes.
  他说，当务之急就是采取果断行动制止他所称的“这些野蛮罪行”。
• He must be made answerable for these terrible crimes.
  他必须对这些可恶的罪行负责。
• Courts have been reluctant to reopen old wounds by trying crimes that are decades old.
  法院不愿重揭旧伤疤，去审理几十年前的罪案。
• The proposals before the legislature include the creation of two special courts to deal exclusively with violent crimes.
  呈交立法机关的提案内容包括成立两个专门审理暴力犯罪的特别法庭。
• Even death would not expiate all his crimes.
  死有余辜。
• The scoundrel's crimes were too numerous to record.
  这个歹徒罪行累累，罄竹难书。
• The number of crimes jumped by ten per cent last year
  去年犯罪率猛升了10%。
• Brought before the evidence of his crimes, he was awe-struck and could say nothing in his defence.
  罪证俱在，他张口结舌，无言以对。
• Most interestingly, they are demanding that a national working party on crimes against women and children be established.
  最令人关注的是，他们要求针对侵害妇女和儿童的犯罪成立全国专案组。