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criminally |
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Translations criminally [ˈkrɪmɪnəlɪ] ADV 1. (Jur) they are criminally liable → se les puede imputar delito the hospital staff had been criminally negligent → el personal del hospital había cometido delito por negligencia they are criminally responsible from the age of 16 → son responsables desde el punto de vista penal a partir de los 16 años the criminally insane → los delincuentes psicóticos 2. (= shamefully) → vergonzosamente the pay was criminally poor → el sueldo era tan bajo que daba vergüenza, el sueldo era vergonzosamente bajo criminally [ˈkrɪmɪnəli] adv (according to the law) [responsible, liable] → pénalement (= seriously) [expensive, underpaid] → scandaleusement criminally irresponsible → d'une irresponsabilité criminelle criminally stupid → d'une stupidité criminelle criminally insane adj → psychopathe npl the criminally insane → les psychopathes mpl criminal offence n → délit m It's a criminal offence → C'est un délit. criminal profiling n → profilage m criminel criminal record n → casier m judiciaire to have a criminal record → avoir un casier judiciaire Criminal Records Bureau n (British) en Angleterre et au Pays de Galles, service du casier judiciaire qui informe les employeurs des antécédents criminels de candidats au recrutement criminal wrongdoing n → actes mpl criminels criminally adv → kriminell, verbrecherisch; criminally liable (Jur) → strafrechtlich verantwortlich, schuldfähig; he thought she behaved quite criminally (fig) → seiner Meinung nach hat sie sich kriminell verhalten How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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"Either the man was drunk or criminally malicious," he said that afternoon, from his perch on the bed, when Brissenden had arrived and dropped limply into the one chair. No one has ever told what you are--muddled, criminally muddled. While thus criminally occupied, he was startled by the opening of the chamber-door. |
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