關於Criminal的意思和用法的提問

A: In my opinion the second answer should be correct
« Two criminals were punished while one was released »

This being said, it means that even though both the criminals were punished, one out of them was released in the process

We tend to use « while » when 2 continuous action happens simultaneously
Eg. My dog was sleeping while I was working

We use « when » to denote 2 actions happening one after the other for eg. The boss picked up the phone when it rang

A: embolden = give courage and confidence to do something. As the police were focusing on the serious offenders, the minor criminals felt that they were not being watched as much, and thought that they could get away with small crimes.

gripped by fear = strongly affected by, or tormented by fear

Hope this helps!

A: It's a joke that everyone who leaves Vegas has lost all their money gambling. So if you try to rob them, they have no money left to steal.

A: People who commit crimes on a regular basis

A: The criminal escaped from prison.

If you kill someone, you would become a criminal.

A: A criminal is a person, criminous would describe someone actions. For example, that person committed a criminous act. Meaning it was an act against the law.

A: Criminals are much more serious than offenders

For more serious crimes such as drug trafficking, rape or murder, one could be called Criminal.

For not so serious infringements of regulations or rules, one could be called offender.

A: not really. the only difference is that in the second sentence you added the word “himself” between associate and with; this further clarified that he associates himself with successful people. so no, there really isn’t a difference

A: criminal is someone who committed a crime and culprit is someone who is accused of a crime!!

A: Culprit can be used in this way:

Someone played a prank on me, do you know who's the culprit?

Culprit can be used in a lot of situations. Hope that helps!

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A: correcting your sentance would be:
the criminals who tell lies.
but its better to say: criminals lie or criminals tell lies.

and if you mean that the criminals are deceiving people you can say:

they're deceiving people
or
criminals are deceivers (criminals are deceiving people).

A: Criminal psychology is the scientific study of the crime's condition, the psychology of criminals as well as their behaviour.


-Sorry. Your sentence was ok as well. I just have a habit of changing sentences -_-'

A: I would say something like "There were two criminals in the case: one of them was the culprit and the other simply abetted him"

*abet is like 방조하다

A: It sounds very natural for the most part, but it would do good with some context. If this is in a paper, then it is perfect! If this is an independent sentence (by itself), you should clarify more.

A: If you want to use that it would be "they were caught in the act while trying to rob a house."

A: Former criminals can share their experiences about life in prison and help youth realize the consequences of committing crimes. Those who have completed their sentences could talk about the living conditions, sense of loneliness and their desire for freedom while in prison. Such information may deter the youth from engaging in bad activities(the last bit is kind of repetitive and unnecessary)