CRIMINAL - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. criminal [ingl. am. ˈkrɪm(ə)n(ə)l, ingl. brit. ˈkrɪmɪn(ə)l] SUST.

criminal: delincuente mf

criminal (serious offender): criminal mf

II. criminal [ingl. am. ˈkrɪm(ə)n(ə)l, ingl. brit. ˈkrɪmɪn(ə)l] ADJ.

1. criminal (of crime) DER.:

criminal act: delictivo

criminal case: criminal

criminal bankrupcy: fraudulento

criminal organization/mind: criminal

criminal code: código m penal

criminal conviction: condena

criminal conviction: f

criminal court: juzgado m en lo penal

to start criminal proceedings against sb: iniciar proceso penal or enjuiciamiento contra alguien

2. criminal (shameful):

criminal coloq.: vergonzoso coloq.

war criminal SUST.

war criminal: criminal mf de guerra

criminal intent SUST. DER.

criminal intent U: intención f dolosa

criminal intent U: dolo m penal espec.

criminal intent U: derecho m penal

criminal damage SUST. DER.

criminal damage U: delito m de daños

criminal lawyer SUST.

criminal lawyer: abogado m criminalista / abogada f criminalista

criminal lawyer: abogado m penalista / abogada f penalista

criminal law SUST. U

criminal law: intención f dolosa

criminal law: dolo m penal espec.

criminal law: derecho m penal

criminal record SUST.

criminal record: antecedentes mpl penales

criminal record: prontuario m Co. Sur

to have a criminal record: tener antecedentes penales

to have a criminal record: tener prontuario Co. Sur

criminal negligence SUST. DER.

criminal negligence U: negligencia f criminal

criminal offense SUST. DER.

criminal offense: delito m

criminal justice SUST. U

criminal justice: justicia f penal

criminal justice system: sistema m de justicia penal

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. criminal [ˈkrɪmɪnl] SUST.

criminal (offender): delincuente mf

criminal (more serious): criminal mf

II. criminal [ˈkrɪmɪnl] ADJ.

1. criminal:

criminal (illegal): delictivo, -a

criminal (more serious): criminal

2. criminal DER.:

criminal: penal

criminal court: juzgado m de lo penal

criminal lawyer: abogado(-a) m (f) penalista

criminal record: antecedentes m pl. penales

3. criminal fig. (shameful):

criminal: vergonzoso, -a

to be criminal to do sth: ser un crimen hacer algo

war criminal SUST.

war criminal: criminal mf de guerra

reintegrate criminal: reinsertar

reintegration of criminal: reinserción f

español

inglés

criminal: criminal

delictivo (-a): criminal

acto delictivo: criminal act

delincuente: criminal

delincuente: criminal

criminalista: criminal lawyer

facineroso (-a): criminal

hampa: criminal class

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. criminal [ˈkrɪm·ə·nəl] SUST.

criminal (offender): delincuente mf

criminal (more serious): criminal mf

II. criminal [ˈkrɪm·ə·nəl] ADJ.

1. criminal:

criminal (illegal): delictivo, -a

criminal (more serious): criminal

2. criminal DER.:

criminal: penal

criminal court: juzgado m de lo penal

criminal lawyer: abogado (-a) m (f) penalista

criminal record: antecedentes m pl. penales

3. criminal fig. (shameful):

criminal: vergonzoso, -a

to be criminal to do sth: ser un crimen hacer algo

war criminal SUST.

war criminal: criminal mf de guerra

reintegrate criminal: reinsertar

español

inglés

criminal: criminal

delincuente: criminal

delincuente: criminal

delictivo (-a): criminal

acto delictivo: criminal act

criminalista: criminal lawyer

sumario: criminal proceedings pl.

facineroso (-a): criminal

hampa: criminal class

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

criminal attorney: abogado penalista

criminal court: juzgado m de lo penal

criminal lawyer: abogado(-a) m (f) penalista

criminal record: antecedentes m pl. penales

to be criminal to do sth: ser un crimen hacer algo

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The government has improved its capacity to identify, protect, and reintegrate trafficking victims.

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Rather than being portrayed as malevolent monsters, the recently deceased are shown attempting to return to their previous lives and reintegrate into society.

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He thinks that the emancipation of labor and the realization of use-value will allow the spheres of work and culture to be reintegrated.

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It works by exposing the patient to their painful memories, with the goal of reintegrating their repressed emotions with their current awareness.

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Food waste can be reintegrated into the environment through composting.

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