el
/deˈlito/
Translation
crime, offence
Word origin
From Latin delictum ('fault, offence'), from delinquere ('to fail, to do wrong').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- delictum
- English cognates
- delinquent, delict
Grammar
Examples
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Stealing from a shop is a serious offence.
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The judge convicted him of several offences.
costarte .
Committing that crime can cost you years in prison.
informático.
The police are investigating a cybercrime.
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There is no crime without punishment in this city.
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