{"id":9438,"date":"2016-02-17T09:44:01","date_gmt":"2016-02-17T14:44:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/?p=9438"},"modified":"2018-08-03T10:25:26","modified_gmt":"2018-08-03T14:25:26","slug":"english-spanish-vocabulary-crime-crimen","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/english-spanish-vocabulary-crime-crimen\/","title":{"rendered":"English Spanish Vocabulary – Crime Crimen"},"content":{"rendered":"

Today we are going to practice useful Spanish vocabulary related to Crime.<\/p>\n

Hoy vamos a practicar vocabulario espa\u00f1ol \u00fatil relacionado con Crimen.<\/p>\n

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Use the player below to listen to and repeat the pronunciation of the words in Spanish:<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Crime Crimen<\/strong><\/p>\n

accessory \u2013 el\/la c\u00f3mplice
\nacquittal \u2013 la absoluci\u00f3n
\nalibi \u2013 la coartada
\narson – el incendio premeditado
\narsonist \u2013 el incendiario
\nassailant\u2013 el agresor
\nassassin\u2013 el asesino
\nassassination \u2013 el asesinato
\nassault \u2013 la agresi\u00f3n
\nbail \u2013 la fianza
\nblackmail \u2013 el chantaje
\nblackmailer \u2013 el chantajista
\nbriber \u2013 el sobornador
\nbribery \u2013 el soborno
\nburglar \u2013 el ladr\u00f3n (de casas)
\nburglary \u2013 el robo (de casas)
\nconvict \u2013 el presidiario
\ncourt \u2013 el tribunal
\ncourt case \u2013 el juicio
\ncrime \u2013 el delito
\ndeath penalty – la pena de muerte
\ndefendant \u2013 el acusado
\nevidence \u2013 la evidencia
\nfelony \u2013 el crimen
\nfine \u2013 la multa
\nforgery \u2013 la falsificaci\u00f3n
\nfraud \u2013 el fraude
\nguilty \u2013 culpable
\nhijacking \u2013 el secuestro de avi\u00f3n
\nhostage \u2013 el reh\u00e9n \/ la reh\u00e9n
\ninnocent – inocente
\njail \u2013 la c\u00e1rcel
\njudge \u2013 el juez \/ la jueza
\njury \u2013 el jurado
\nkidnapper \u2013 el secuestrador
\nkidnapping \u2013 el secuestro
\nlawyer \u2013 el abogado \/ la abogada
\nlife sentence \u2013 la cadena perpetua
\nmisdemeanor\u2013 el delito menor
\nmugger \u2013 el atracador
\nmugging \u2013 el atraco
\nmurder \u2013 el asesinato
\nmurderer – el asesino
\nnarco-trafficker \u2013 el narcotraficante
\nnarco-trafficking \u2013 el narcotr\u00e1fico
\nnot guilty – no culpable
\non parole\/probation – en libertad condicional
\npickpocket \u2013 el carterista
\nprison \u2013 la prisi\u00f3n
\nproof \u2013 la prueba
\npunishment \u2013 el castigo
\nransom \u2013 el dinero de rescate
\nrape \u2013 la violaci\u00f3n sexual
\nrapist \u2013 el violador
\nrobber – el ladr\u00f3n
\nrobbery – el robo
\nshoplifter \u2013 el ladr\u00f3n de tiendas
\nshoplifting \u2013 el robo en tiendas
\nsmuggler \u2013 el contrabandista
\nsmuggling \u2013 el contrabando
\nsuspect \u2013 el sospechoso
\nswindle \u2013 la estafa
\nswindler \u2013 el estafador
\ntestimony \u2013 el testimonio
\ntheft \u2013 el robo
\nthief \u2013 el ladr\u00f3n
\nthreat \u2013 la amenaza
\nto abduct – raptar, secuestrar
\nto acquit – absolver
\nto arrest – arrestar
\nto be tried – ser juzgado
\nto beat up – dar una paliza
\nto convict – declarar culpable
\nto defend – defender
\nto fine – multar
\nto imprison – encarcelar
\nto interrogate – interrogar
\nto plead guilty – confesarse culpable
\nto prosecute – procesar, enjuiciar
\nto rob – robar
\nto sentence – sentenciar
\nto serve a sentence – cumplir una condena
\nto steal – robar
\nto threaten – amenazar
\ntrial \u2013 el juicio
\nvandal \u2013 v\u00e1ndalo, gamberro
\nvandalism \u2013 el vandalismo
\nverdict \u2013 el veredicto
\nwitness\u2013 el testigo<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Today we are going to practice useful Spanish vocabulary related to Crime. Hoy vamos a practicar vocabulario espa\u00f1ol \u00fatil relacionado con Crimen.   Use the player below to listen to and repeat the pronunciation of the words in Spanish: Crime Crimen accessory \u2013 el\/la c\u00f3mplice acquittal \u2013 la absoluci\u00f3n alibi \u2013 la coartada arson –…<\/p>\n

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