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Criminalité et droit – Vocabulaire anglais

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  1. ambush (n. and v.) /'æmbʊʃ/ (noun) — embuscade; attaquer par surprise
    Exemple: The soldiers were ambushed in the woods.
    Synonymes: surprise attack, trap, attack from hiding
  2. armour /'ɑ:rmər/ (noun) — armure
    Exemple: The knight wore heavy armour.
    Synonymes: protection, body armor
  3. ban /bæn/ (noun) — interdiction
    Exemple: The city introduced a ban on smoking indoors.
    Synonymes: prohibition, restriction, embargo
  4. banned /bænd/ (adjective) — interdit
    Exemple: The item is banned in this country.
    Synonymes: prohibited, not allowed
  5. banned goods /bænd ɡʊdz/ (noun) — marchandises prohibées
    Exemple: The ship was carrying banned goods.
    Synonymes: prohibited goods, illegal goods
  6. bar /bɑ:r/ (verb) — interdire; empêcher
    Exemple: The new rule bars students from entering late.
    Synonymes: prevent, block, forbid
  7. battle /'bætəl/ (noun) — bataille; combat
    Exemple: The battle lasted all night.
    Synonymes: fight, combat, conflict
  8. bend the law (phrase) — contourner la loi; enfreindre la loi
    Exemple: Some businesses try to bend the law to save money.
    Synonymes: break the law, evade the law, skirt the law
  9. besiege /bɪ'si:dʒ/ (verb) — assiéger
    Exemple: The army tried to besiege the city.
    Synonymes: surround, blockade, encircle
  10. black market /,blæk 'mɑ:rkɪt/ (phrase) — marché noir
    Exemple: The goods were sold on the black market.
    Synonymes: illegal trade, underground market, illicit market
  11. bribery /'braɪbəri/ (noun) — corruption; pot-de-vin
    Exemple: He was arrested for bribery.
    Synonymes: corruption, kickbacks
  12. cancel debt /'kænsəl dɛt/ (phrase) — annuler une dette; effacer une dette
    Exemple: The government decided to cancel the debt.
    Synonymes: forgive debt, write off debt
  13. cavalry /'kævəlri/ (noun) — cavalerie
    Exemple: The cavalry charged across the field.
    Synonymes: horse soldiers, mounted troops
  14. chariot /'tʃær.i.ət/ (noun) — char
    Exemple: The king rode in a chariot.
    Synonymes: horse-drawn carriage, war cart
  15. contravention /,kɒntrə'vɛnʃən/ (noun) — infraction; violation
    Exemple: The contract was canceled because of a contravention.
    Synonymes: violation, breach, infringement
  16. conviction /kən'vɪkʃən/ (noun) — condamnation
    Exemple: Her conviction was overturned on appeal.
    Synonymes: guilty verdict, finding of guilt, judgment
  17. credit card fraud /'krɛdɪt kɑ:rd frɔ:d/ (noun) — fraude à la carte bancaire
    Exemple: Credit card fraud is a serious crime.
    Synonymes: card fraud, identity theft, payment fraud
  18. crime-related /'kraɪm rɪ,leɪtɪd/ (adjective) — lié à la criminalité
    Exemple: They studied crime-related reports.
    Synonymes: crime-linked, crime-associated
  19. crime-ridden /'kraɪm ,rɪdən/ (adjective) — gangrené par la criminalité
    Exemple: The crime-ridden neighborhood felt unsafe at night.
    Synonymes: crime-infested, unsafe
  20. cyberterrorism /,saɪbər'tɛrərɪzəm/ (noun) — cyberterrorisme
    Exemple: The attack was described as cyberterrorism.
    Synonymes: online terrorism, digital terrorism
  21. cyberwarfare /,saɪbər'wɔ:r,fɛr/ (noun) — cyberguerre
    Exemple: Experts warned about cyberwarfare.
    Synonymes: digital warfare, computer warfare
  22. defamation of character /,dɛfə'meɪʃən əv 'kærəktə/ (phrase) — diffamation
    Exemple: He sued the newspaper for defamation of character.
    Synonymes: slander, libel
  23. embargo /ɪm'bɑ:rɡoʊ/ (noun) — embargo
    Exemple: The country imposed an embargo on imports.
    Synonymes: trade ban, blockade, restriction
  24. ethnic cleansing /'ɛθnɪk 'klɛnsɪŋ/ (noun) — nettoyage ethnique
    Exemple: The report described ethnic cleansing in the region.
    Synonymes: forced expulsion, genocide
  25. exonerate /ɪɡ'zɑ:nəreɪt/ (verb) — disculper; innocenter
    Exemple: The evidence helped exonerate her.
    Synonymes: clear, acquit, vindicate
  26. hail of bullets /heɪl əv 'bʊlɪts/ (phrase) — pluie de balles
    Exemple: The soldiers ran through a hail of bullets.
    Synonymes: gunfire, bullet storm, sustained fire
  27. harass /hə'ræs/ (verb) — harceler
    Exemple: Report anyone who harasses you at work.
    Synonymes: bother, threaten, pester
  28. harassment /'hærəsmənt/ (noun) — harcèlement
    Exemple: She filed a complaint about harassment.
    Synonymes: abuse, bullying, intimidation
  29. hostilities /hɑ:'stɪlɪtiz/ (noun) — hostilités
    Exemple: Hostilities began after the ceasefire ended.
    Synonymes: fighting, warfare, conflict
  30. impeach /ɪm'pi:tʃ/ (verb) — mettre en accusation; destituer
    Exemple: Congress voted to impeach the president.
    Synonymes: accuse formally, charge, bring charges against

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