ردیف | واژه | معنی | نقش گرامری |
1 | against/əˈgenst/ | خلاف (قانون) | حرف اضافه |
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opposed to in opposition to hostile to averse to antagonistic towards |
2 | assault/əˈsɔːlt/ | تجاوز حمله | اسم |
Didn't he know that his brutal assault proved nothing? Rome, attacked by the French army, was taken by assault after a month's sanguinary siege. |
hit strike physically attack aim blows at slap |
3 | assault/əˈsɔːlt/ | حمله کردن تجاوز کردن | فعل |
Didn't he know that his brutal assault proved nothing? Rome, attacked by the French army, was taken by assault after a month's sanguinary siege. |
hit strike physically attack aim blows at slap |
4 | attack/əˈtæk/ | حمله کردن | فعل |
It wasn't as if she was going to allow Brutus to attack their guest. For whatever reason, people like to attack me. |
assault beat beat up batter thrash |
5 | attacker/əˈtækər/ | حمله کننده ضارب | اسم |
The attacker fell into the pit with an abruptly short scream. His would-be attacker was a woman. |
assailant assaulter aggressor striker mugger rapist |
6 | break into/breɪk ˈɪntu/ | به زود وارد شدن | فعل |
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burgle rob force one's way into burst into interrupt butt into cut in on |
7 | break/breɪk/ | شکستن (قانون، قول و ...) نقض کردن، زیر قول زدن | فعل |
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shatter smash smash to smithereens crack snap |
8 | burglar/ˈbɜːrɡlər/ | دزد سارق | اسم |
Other changes included a larger foyer, new plumbing, a new heating system, and a burglar alarm system. You install a burglar alarm to protect your house. |
housebreaker robber cat burglar raider looter |
9 | burglary/ˈbɜːrɡləri/ | دزدی سرقت | اسم |
Bobby was assigned to the pending burglary case and Dean had made the arrest. Malinovsky had been caught in committing burglary and forgery. |
housebreaking breaking and entering breaking in forced entry theft |
10 | commit/kəˈmɪt/ | مرتکب شدن صورت گرفتن (جرم) | فعل |
She was admitting to a crime she didn't commit, knowing it was her son who did it. Before you commit to a number, think of this. |
carry out do perform perpetrate engage in |
11 | crime/kraɪm/ | جرم جنایت | اسم |
You're not accused of any crime so I'm not harboring any fugitives. We won't go anywhere near the crime scene; ever. |
offence unlawful act illegal act breach of the law infraction of the law |
12 | criminal/ˈkrɪmɪnl/ | مجرم جانی | اسم |
I don't want some dangerous criminal living next door. His brother was brought in and finally confessed, professing he had no knowledge of Jude's criminal activities. |
lawbreaker offender villain delinquent malefactor |
13 | jail/dʒeɪl/ | زندان | اسم |
The point is that he went to jail for it. We lost his mother to cancer at an early age and his father is in jail, convicted of fraud. |
prison penal institution place of detention lock-up place of confinement |
14 | prison/ˈprɪzn/ | زندان | اسم |
My prison had only a kerosene lamp for light. He died in the fortress prison of San Leo in 1795. |
jail penal institution place of detention lock-up place of confinement |
15 | illegal/ɪˈligəl/ | غیر قانونی | صفت |
There was nothing illegal going on, simply mysterious. It was hard to picture him involved with anything illegal... but why? |
unlawful illicit illegitimate against the law criminal |
16 | kill/kɪl/ | کشتن از بین بردن | فعل |
You can kill me. Get out of here before I kill you. |
murder cause the death of end the life of take the life of do away with |
17 | law/lɔ/ | قانون علم حقوق، حقوق | اسم |
In contrast, courts of law apply the law to everyone. But the law of history relates to man. |
rules and regulations system of laws body of laws constitution legislation |
18 | legal/ˈliːɡl/ | حقوقی | صفت |
Even though she had made most of the payments on the land, he still had legal claim. I don't like messing with the legal system. |
lawful legitimate licit within the law legalized |
19 | minor/ˈmɑɪ.nər/ | جزیی فرعی | صفت |
But first, I have a minor chore to undertake. She tucked the minor annoyance to the back of her mind. |
slight small unimportant insignificant inconsequential inconsiderable |
20 | mug/mʌg/ | زورگیری کردن اخاذی | فعل |
He set the coffee mug on the counter. I had a mug, and little bird and candy. |
beaker cup tankard glass stein flagon |
21 | mugger/ˈmʌɡər/ | زورگیر چاقوکش | اسم |
It was not a good day for crime for the mugger as the erstwhile crime fighter - Jack Osbourne - soon overtook him. The would-be mugger quickly set off on foot, hoping to outrun the now fit and fierce Osbourne. |
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22 | mugging/ˈmʌɡɪŋ/ | زورگیری چاقوکشی | اسم |
Whether that activity is mugging someone, breaking into a home, or dealing drugs, none of your options will be good. Neither Dean nor Fred volunteered any information on why they were in Willoughby's or that the fracas was anything but a mugging. |
beaker cup tankard glass stein flagon |
23 | murder/ˈmɜːrdər/ | قتل (عمد) | اسم |
The murder happened days, maybe weeks ago. Check into the murder of a woman named Brenda Washington in Omaha, Nebraska. |
killing homicide assassination liquidation extermination |
24 | murder/ˈmɜːrdər/ | به قتل رساندن آدم کشتن | فعل |
The murder happened days, maybe weeks ago. Check into the murder of a woman named Brenda Washington in Omaha, Nebraska. |
killing homicide assassination liquidation extermination |
25 | murderer/ˈmɜːrdərər/ | قاتل آدمکش | اسم |
That murderer confessed to the authorities. A single case of homicide often leads to a series of similar crimes or to protracted warfare between neighbouring families and communities; the murderer, as a rule, takes refuge in the mountains from the avenger of blood, or remains for years shut up in his house. |
killer, liquidator, terminator, slaughterer homicide slayer
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26 | obey/oʊˈbeɪ/ | اطاعت کردن پیروی کردن | فعل |
He has raised me to obey … to be good. Agree to obey the laws that I shall make for you. |
do what someone says accept orders from take orders from carry follow the orders of carry out the orders of |
27 | offence/əˈfɛns/ | تخلف جرم، قانونشکنی | اسم |
SIMONY, an offence, defined below, against the law of the church. No offence sport, but when is the last time you looked in the mirror? |
crime illegal act unlawful act misdemeanour breach of the law |
28 | offender/əˈfendər/ | مجرم | اسم |
3 (1690), which makes an offender liable for treble damages. unsuccessful litigants are to be calculated according to the measure of their offence, and are not to be arbitrary pepalties raised or lowered at the kings good pleasure according to the sum that he imagined that the offender could be induced to pay. |
wrongdoer criminal lawbreaker malefactor felon |
29 | property/ˈprɑpərti/ | دارایی ملک، مایملک | اسم |
Martha inherited the property from her grandfather. Property ownership certainly had its problems. |
possessions belongings things goods worldly goods |
30 | rob/rɑːb/ | دزدی کردن | فعل |
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burgle steal from hold up break into raid loot |
31 | robber/ˈrɑːbər/ | سارق دزد | اسم |
His first case was the defence of a notorious robber and murderer. The robber chief was struck by this answer. |
burglar thief housebreaker cat burglar sneak thief |
32 | robbery/ˈrɑːbəri/ | سرقت دزدی | اسم |
Robbery and pillaging continue. Robbery is not permitted to anybody now a days! shouted the publican, picking up his cap. |
burglary theft thievery stealing breaking and entering |
33 | serious/ˈsɪriəs/ | جدی | صفت |
This is serious stuff. Don't joke; I mean to have a serious talk with you. |
solemn earnest grave sober sombre |
34 | shoot/ʃuːt/ | شلیک کردن تیراندازی کردن | فعل |
Come on, don't shoot it down before you give it a try. Did you shoot him? |
gun down shoot down mow down hit wound |
35 | shoplifter/ˈʃɑːplɪftər/ | دزد مغازه/فروشگاه | اسم |
apprehending a shoplifter galloping along Midsummer Boulevard. The store has specific policies in place to arrest shoplifters and has to follow local laws in order to stop the shoplifter. |
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36 | shoplifting/ˈʃɑːplɪftɪŋ/ | جنس بلند کردن از مغازه دزدی از مغازه | اسم |
This group of criminally involved problem users commits very large amounts of shoplifting, burglary and other crime to finance drug purchases. A lot of debate around shoplifting revolves around whether people are just greedy, or are they genuinely needy. |
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37 | stab/stæb/ | چاقو زدن (چاقو) فرو کردن | فعل |
One minute they're all sweet and caring and the next they stab you in the back. I wouldn't even take a stab at it. |
knife run through skewer spear bayonet |
38 | steal/stiːl/ | دزدیدن | فعل |
Your goal is to steal a necklace with a red gem on it. If they do, it will be to steal my ore. |
purloin thieve take take for oneself help oneself to |
39 | theft/θeft/ | دزدی سرقت | اسم |
Surely Yancey wasn't involved in art theft as well. Its theft is a frequent subject in Greek art, especially of the earlier time. |
robbery stealing thieving larceny thievery |
40 | thief/θiːf/ | دزد سارق | اسم |
"He was a thief and a scoundrel," Harold added. He might think you're a sneak thief and shoot you with that big gun he carries. |
robber burglar housebreaker cat burglar shoplifter |
41 | violence/ˈvɑɪ.ə.ləns/ | خشونت خشونت آمیز، آشوب | اسم |
Where did all the anger and violence come from? The police blamed street violence though the neighborhood was wrong and girl had no known gang involvement. |
brutality brute force roughness ferocity fierceness |
42 | violent/ˈvaɪələnt/ | خشمگین خشونت آمیز، خشن | صفت |
I think you mean not as violent as I am. I was just ... well, the storm was so violent, and it was so cold. |
brutal vicious savage harsh rough |